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Lampion malware distributors are now using the social engineering method ClickFix. Read our analysis of a recent campaign. The post Lampion Is Back With ClickFix Lures appeared first on Unit 42.
Analysis Summary
# Threat Actor: Lampion (Implied)
## Attribution & Identity
The article focuses on the *Lampion* malware and a recent campaign utilizing "ClickFix" lures. While specific attribution (e.g., nation-state or financially motivated group) is not explicitly detailed in the provided text snippet, the focus is on the continued operation and evolution of the Lampion malware ecosystem.
## Activity Summary
The primary activity described is the resurfacing or update of the Lampion malware, specifically using "ClickFix" lures in its current campaign iteration.
## Tactics, Techniques & Procedures
Specific TTPs are not detailed in the provided text other than the use of lures:
- Use of "ClickFix" lures.
## Targeting
- Sectors: Not explicitly mentioned in the snippet.
- Geography: Not explicitly mentioned in the snippet.
- Victims: Not specifically mentioned in the snippet.
## Tools & Infrastructure
- Malware families used: Lampion (specifically associated with ClickFix lures).
- Infrastructure (C2, domains, IPs): Not mentioned in the snippet.
## Implications
The return or update of the Lampion malware, evidenced by fresh lures, suggests persistent threat activity associated with this toolset, requiring defenders to update detection signatures against new variants or delivery methods.
## Mitigations
- Defenses should focus on detecting and blocking the "ClickFix" lures used in the initial delivery phase of this current Lampion activity.