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Also covered https://x.com/Unit42_Intel/status/2077846319830372585 thoughts @gorhill |
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I don't see at these links how the clipboard write occurs. |
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Add navigator.clipboard.write() coverage to prevent-clipboard-write
The current scriptlet covers navigator.clipboard.writeText() and document.execCommand('copy'|'cut') but leaves navigator.clipboard.write() unhandled. While ClickFix sites predominantly use writeText() today, clipboard.write() is the more capable API and a natural fallback for attackers looking to evade detection.
The proposed addition intercepts clipboard.write() inside the existing installTraps block, reads the first MIME type from each ClipboardItem (always text/plain for ClickFix payloads), and passes the extracted text through the existing prevent() function — so pattern matching, domAlert, and logging all behave identically to the writeText path. A .catch() is included to ensure context.reflect() is called on any blob read failure, avoiding silent clipboard breakage on legitimate sites.