Dicar Networks

Fake CAPTCHA pages can do more than waste your time. Some use the ClickFix technique to copy a malicious command to your clipboard, then instruct you to press Windows + R, paste it, and hit Enter. This may install malware or expose sensitive data.

A legitimate CAPTCHA will never ask you to run commands. Close the page and avoid unusual verification steps.

Learn how the scam works: https://dicarnetworks.com/post/fake-captcha-clickfix-malware-scam

AI tools can access, analyze, and process more business information than many teams realize. The real concern is not AI itself, but unclear permissions and unapproved tools handling sensitive data.

Before adopting AI widely, organizations should define who can use it, what data it can access, and which tools are approved.

Learn more: https://dicarnetworks.com/post/ai-access-risks

What AI controls does your organization have in place?