Report URI CSP alerts surfaced a ClickFix campaign on compromised e-commerce sites using Base64 loaders and a fake verification overlay.

CrowdStrike says PhantomRaven was likely LLM-generated and spread through malicious npm packages that collect developer credentials and CI/CD secrets.

The campaign reportedly targeted visitors through Brevo’s embedded tracker, chat widget, hosted forms, and unsubscribe pages.

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