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      <title>ClickFix: the malware you install yourself</title>
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      <description>A fake “verify you are human” gate writes a shell command to your clipboard and asks you to run it. No download, no form, no password field — so every classic check scores the page zero. What actually separates it from a documentation page is concealment.</description>
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