FileFix Malware — Security Threat Analysis Report by CyberDudeBivash | Published by CyberDudeBivash — Threat Intelligence & Cyber Defense
FileFix Malware — Security Threat Analysis Report by CyberDudeBivash Published by CyberDudeBivash — Threat Intelligence & Cyber Defense cyberdudebivash.com | cyberbivash.blogspot.com | cryptobivash.code.blog Executive Summary FileFix Malware is a newly identified malware strain designed to masquerade as a legitimate file-repair utility while delivering stealer and loader functions in the background. Once installed, FileFix harvests user credentials, manipulates system files, and installs secondary payloads — including ransomware and remote access trojans. Its key strength is social engineering , convincing users they are downloading a helpful “fix” for corrupted files. CyberDudeBivash analysts confirm that FileFix campaigns are actively spreading via: Malvertising (fake download ads). SEO-poisoned “free repair tool” sites. Phishing emails with attachments disguised as PDF/Word recovery tools. Technical Capabilities of FileFix ...