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MalwareNov 13, 2026

Macfinger ClickFix campaign sends DownTheDRAIN infostealer for macOS, (Fri, Nov 13th)

Macfinger ClickFix campaign distributes DownTheDRAIN infostealer for macOS.

The Macfinger ClickFix campaign is distributing a macOS infostealer dubbed DownTheDRAIN. This malware is designed to identify and redirect cryptocurrency wallet contents to threat actor-controlled wallets. The campaign uses fake CAPTCHA pages to trick users into executing malicious scripts.

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The DownTheDRAIN infostealer campaign exploits a simple but effective social engineering technique: convincing users that completing a fake CAPTCHA requires them to manually execute a script in their terminal. Because the malicious action is performed by the user themselves, traditional endpoint defenses may not block it. The malware then silently identifies and redirects cryptocurrency wallet contents to attacker-controlled addresses, resulting in direct and likely irreversible financial loss. This highlights how threat actors increasingly bypass technical controls by targeting human behavior rather than software vulnerabilities.

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  • domain — quill-kraee-um2gf.pro
  • url — http://45.150.32.130/37339606cba4522a?force=1
  • url — http://45.150.32.130/4be1066a49e75?force=1
  • url — http://171.22.131.24:8133/api/t
  • hash_sha256 — 58e503cc2e6aacc6bdba54f40a7edebf7a5362bef0a9039769baaba8c472c4db
  • hash_sha256 — 8b5026d841aa93758ec3cb55c276f84d3ec1cf459810e0d9aa5624e2776f2fcd
  • hash_sha256 — c34cc30cb1cff5c47d77e62a3ba63e9a183989ec1ccdf7929beb1bcae0d41f23

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Macfinger ClickFix (campaign)