Technical vulnerabilities are often the focus of IT security—but the biggest point of vulnerability remains the human factor. Two recent methods show just how easy it is to bypass security measures:

✅ ClickFix: Deceptively realistic CAPTCHA pages trick users into executing harmless keyboard shortcuts. In reality, these shortcuts launch PowerShell commands—without warning and without an admin prompt.
✅ FileFix: Even more insidious—a supposed file path is inserted into the Windows Explorer address bar, but it is actually a system command.

Both techniques rely on trust, routine, and UI tricks—not technical exploits. Traditional antivirus solutions rarely detect them.
Protection? A combination of monitoring, restrictive policies, and, above all, awareness. Users need to be aware of these deceptions before they click.