Mayank Sahariya

In a chilling new twist on an old threat, cybercriminals are once again targeting YouTube creators—this time with an insidiously clever technique dubbed Clickflix. Masquerading as legitimate brand collaborations, attackers lure content creators into executing malicious PowerShell scripts that silently steal browser credentials, crypto wallet data, and more. CloudSEK's latest investigation dives deep into this fast-evolving campaign, exposing how the attackers weaponize fake Microsoft portals, manipulate clipboard actions, and maintain stealthy persistence. If you’re a creator, security professional, or simply curious about the latest in malware innovation—this report is a must-read.

Ever bought a product online, convinced by its glowing five-star reviews, only to receive something completely different—or worse, useless? You're not alone. The rise of fake review networks is distorting the trust we place in eCommerce platforms. Behind the scenes, sellers and marketing agencies are orchestrating elaborate scams, using WhatsApp and Telegram groups to flood product listings with deceptive praise. From refund-for-review schemes to “empty box deals,” these tactics don’t just trick shoppers—they undermine honest businesses and erode trust in online shopping. Let’s dive into the dark underbelly of eCommerce and uncover how fake reviews are shaping what we buy.