More than 250 ClickFix domains are using browser fingerprinting to hide macOS malware lures from security scanners. ClickFix domains screen visitors before showing the lureMicrosoft said the campaign’s earlier phase exposed its malicious instructions, clipboard logic, shell command, and staging address directly in the page’s HTML. The attack still requires a Terminal commandThe Hacker News noted that the fingerprinting gate changes how the malicious page is delivered, but the underlying ClickFix technique remains the same. The attack chain analyzed through the fingerprinting gate ended with AMOS. Security teams should instead correlate the naming behavior with the fingerprinting gate, shared staging infrastructure, self-submitting forms, hidden fingerprint fields, and the mode: “php” artifact.