Opera is introducing a clipboard protection feature called “Paste Protect” in its desktop browsers, aimed at stopping clipboard-based attacks such as clipboard hijacking and “pastejacking,” including ClickFix-style threats. According to the reports, Paste Protect provides built-in protection and warnings when users interact with potentially malicious clipboard content, with the goal of preventing harmful content from being pasted or otherwise acted upon. The feature is enabled by default in Opera’s desktop browsers, so users do not need to install additional components or change settings to receive the protection. The articles describe ClickFix attacks as starting with seemingly ordinary or small user actions, such as interacting with content on a webpage, and then leveraging clipboard behavior to deliver malware or other harmful outcomes. One source also characterizes ClickFix-related tactics as a major share of malware-delivery attacks, citing figures for 2025. Overall, the releases focus on automated defenses and user-facing alerts intended to reduce the risk from malicious clipboard content encountered during copy/paste workflows.