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MalwareOct 7, 2026

100+ Ukrainian Websites Hacked to Install Lunex Stealer with ClickFix Lure

100+ Ukrainian websites hacked to install Lunex Stealer via fake Cloudflare checks.

A cyberattack has compromised over 100 Ukrainian websites, leveraging fake Cloudflare security checks to distribute the Lunex Stealer malware. The malware is designed to steal sensitive information including browser passwords, session tokens, and cryptocurrency wallet details from infected systems.

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Attackers compromised over 100 Ukrainian websites and injected fake Cloudflare CAPTCHA prompts — a 'ClickFix' social engineering tactic — that trick users into executing malicious commands, ultimately deploying the Lunex Stealer malware. This attack exploits user trust in familiar security UI patterns (like Cloudflare checks) to bypass technical defenses entirely. Once executed, Lunex Stealer harvests browser credentials, session tokens, and cryptocurrency wallet data, enabling account takeovers and financial theft. The mass compromise of legitimate websites also highlights weak server-side security postures and insufficient integrity monitoring. This matters because users on trusted sites have little reason to suspect malicious content, making social engineering via familiar UI elements especially dangerous.

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  • malware — Lunex Stealer

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Unknown (threat_actor)ClickFix Lure (campaign)Cloudflare (product)