The eSentire Threat Response Unit identified a malware campaign using ClickFix as an initial access vector to deploy Amatera Stealer and NetSupport RAT. Amatera Stealer is a rebranded version of ACR Stealer, with advanced evasion techniques like WoW64 SysCalls to bypass security solutions. It targets crypto-wallets, browsers, and messaging apps. The attack chain involves social engineering, PowerShell stages, and a .NET-based downloader. Amatera communicates with its C2 server using encrypted channels and can deploy additional payloads. The campaign selectively targets systems with valuable data or domain membership before deploying NetSupport RAT. Recommendations include disabling mshta.exe, restricting the Run prompt, implementing phishing awareness training, and using Next-Gen AV or EDR solutions.