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The script automatically copies a PowerShell command to the clipboard.
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If the user follows the instructions and executes the code, it:
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Establishes a reverse shell connection to IP:PORT.
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Allows the attacker to remotely execute commands on the victim’s machine.
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Persists by adding itself to the Windows registry (Run Key), ensuring execution every time the system starts.
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## The third stage (Reverse shell by PowerShell)
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The final result of this fake CAPTCHA attack is that the attacker gains remote access to the victim's machine through a reverse shell connection. Once the victim unknowingly runs the copied PowerShell command, their system establishes a connection to the attacker's server, allowing remote command execution.
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This access enables the attacker to control the system, extract sensitive data, install additional malware, and potentially spread within a network if the victim is part of a corporate environment. To ensure persistence, the script modifies the Windows registry so that the malicious command runs every time the system starts. Even after a reboot, the attack remains active.
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Ultimately, the victim's device is fully compromised, and the attacker can manipulate it as they wish.
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