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DOUBLECUP ClickFix-delivered CountLoader and DeviceManager malware activity

Malware Activity
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H score 22
2 unique sources, 2 articles

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DOUBLECUP is a Russian loader-as-a-service active since early June 2026 that uses ClickFix lures and browser-cached steganographic PNGs to deliver CountLoader and a previously undocumented DeviceManager RAT. SOCRadar says the service provides licenses, a client agent, session and signal endpoints, encryption keys, and campaign-building tooling, while operators host lure sites and add the generated code. Observed campaigns used fake CAPTCHA prompts on login pages impersonating NetSuite, Odoo, HubSpot, and Salesforce. The payload chain adds persistence, system collection, and C2 channels, including EtherHiding, HTTP, and DNS tunneling.

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H score28 First: 03.08.2026 23:01 Last: 03.08.2026 23:01 Sources 1

How related: DOUBLECUP has operated since early June 2026, providing customers with licenses and a Go-based Windows tool for creating malicious campaigns and generating the code operators add to their websites.

About this happening: DOUBLECUP is a Russian loader-as-a-service that packages ClickFix campaign tooling and has been active since early June 2026, according to SOCRadar. It supplie...

Timeline

  1. 03.08.2026 23:01 3 articles · 13d ago

    DOUBLECUP ClickFix service hides malware in browser-cached PNG images

    Initial Disclosure

    SOCRadar reports a Russian loader-as-a-service named DOUBLECUP, operating since early June 2026, that supplies customers with licenses and a Go-based Windows tool for building ClickFix campaigns. The service hosts steganographic PNG images, manages session and signal endpoints, provides encryption keys, and automates payload rebuilding, while customers host the lure sites and add the generated code. Observed campaigns used fake CAPTCHA prompts on login pages impersonating NetSuite, Odoo, HubSpot, and Salesforce to deliver CountLoader to Windows and macOS and a DeviceManager RAT to Windows.

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