Hackers abuse Google Ads, Bing redirects to push Claude ClickFix attacks

Hackers are using Google Ads and Bing redirects to push Claude ClickFix attacks, which are a type of phishing scam targeting Windows users. The attackers have created fake websites that mimic legitimate Google and Bing search results, but when users click on them, they are redirected to a malicious site that attempts to install a backdoor on their device. The attackers are using this method to spread malware, including the notorious AZORult trojan. The attacks are particularly effective because they exploit the trust users have in Google and Bing, making them more likely to click on the fake search results. The attackers are also using a technique called 'domain flipping' to make it difficult to track down the malicious sites. This involves quickly switching between different domain names to avoid being blocked by security software. Google and Bing have been notified about the issue, but it is unclear if they are taking any action to prevent these attacks.