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First the attackers created PDF file includes a Hyperlink that leads to a (Fake-Captcha) page, The advantage of the hyperlink is that it does not appear in texts, and this is exactly what the attackers wanted to exploit.
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## The second stage (Fake-Captcha)
This file is a fake CAPTCHA verification page, designed as part of a phishing attack or malicious script execution.
![Screenshot From 2025-02-14 17-52-49](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/3758dfcb-6725-4154-8466-03970b492afd)
If you need know more about fake CAPTCHA: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/malicious-ads-push-lumma-infostealer-via-fake-captcha-pages/
Heres what it does:
1. Fake Verification Interface
The page displays a message prompting the user to verify that they are not a robot.
The design mimics a legitimate CAPTCHA verification page but is actually completely fake.
2. Social Engineering Trick
When the user clicks the checkbox ("I'm not a robot"), the verify() function in JavaScript is triggered.
This function displays a popup instructing the user to execute specific commands in PowerShell.
3. Execution of Malicious PowerShell Code
The script automatically copies a PowerShell command to the clipboard.
If the user follows the instructions and executes the code, it:
Establishes a reverse shell connection to IP:PORT.
Allows the attacker to remotely execute commands on the victims machine.
Persists by adding itself to the Windows registry (Run Key), ensuring execution every time the system starts.