Hackers Use Venom Stealer to Turn ClickFix Lures Into Full Data Exfiltration Pipelines

Venom Stealer is a commercially distributed malware-as-a-service that uses ClickFix social-engineering templates to trick users into executing commands, then deploys a C++ infostealer that harvests browser credentials, cookies, autofill data and cryptocurrency wallets, maintains persistent session listeners to capture new credentials, and uses server-side GPU cracking to drain wallets; the platform is actively developed and sold via subscription with affiliate programs and operational updates. Suggested mitigations include restricting PowerShell and Run dialog use, outbound traffic monitoring, and user training.