Huntress Adds Just-in-Time Training After Blocking ClickFix Attacks

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Summary

Huntress announced Defense Drill Interventions, which pairs Managed EDR Attack Disruption with just-in-time ClickFix training after a blocked attempt. The company says 29% of more than 25,000 hosts with a ClickFix signal had repeat attempts.

Key points

  • Huntress says 29% of more than 25,000 hosts with a ClickFix signal had multiple attempts.
  • Defense Drill Interventions presents a ClickFix training pop-up when Managed EDR Attack Disruption blocks an attempt.
  • Huntress describes Defense Drills as short, hands-on exercises that simulate emerging threats in a controlled environment and teach users what indicators to look for.
  • The initial intervention focuses on ClickFix; Huntress says managed assignments and breaking-threat drills are planned.
  • Huntress says the feature is intended to address risky user behavior at the time of a detected event, alongside disrupting the attack.

Article Details

Event Type
Huntress introduced Defense Drill Interventions, a just-in-time security-awareness training capability linked to detections and attack disruption.
Impact
For ClickFix incidents, Huntress says Managed EDR Attack Disruption stops the attack and presents the affected user with a related Defense Drill. Huntress reports that, among more than 25,000 hosts with a ClickFix signal, 29% had more than one attempt. The article also reports a 1,380% increase in device code phishing after the Railway incident and a 2,048% increase in ClickFix incidents between 2025 and 2026.

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