Looks like TerminalFix
The technique observed in this case is consistent with an attack pattern Microsoft calls TerminalFix, a variant of ClickFix. These attacks use spoofed verification pages to prompt users to copy and execute commands locally, moving the point of compromise outside traditional web security controls.
“The technique follows the same playbook: fake verification page, clipboard injection, and instructions to execute via the terminal,” Dubey said. “Microsoft has flagged similar patterns in its TerminalFix reporting.”
While no direct attribution to a specific campaign has been established, the overlap in behavior, including clipboard manipulation, terminal-based execution prompts, and staged delivery, matches documented attack workflows, Dubey said.
