A social engineering technique called ClickFix has become a primary initial access method in nearly a dozen confirmed incident response engagements in 2025, delivering remote access trojans and credential-stealing malware across multiple industries. Attackers impersonate trusted brands including DocuSign and Okta to trick employees into manually running malicious commands, bypassing email security, endpoint detection, and perimeter controls without any exploit or malicious file attachment. The business risk is direct: successful compromise leads to persistent remote access, credential theft, and potential ransomware staging, with no technical vulnerability to patch.