Attackers are altering ClickFix tactics to hide payloads until after the victim has already performed the trusted action, as two recent examples showcase.

ClickFix has become a prominent social engineering technique in the past few years, due largely to how it exploits human problem-solving tendencies as well as trust in software. A typical ClickFix attack presents victims with a fake technical problem or verification prompt, then instructs them to paste and execute a command that has often already been copied to their clipboard. More here