Some searches yield more dangerous results than others, for example, looking to buy software online has a 90% risk of bring you to a
fake store and free software might not be
free of adware/spyware. Looking for 'warez' is another risky query.
Last week, I received a Google alert for "
Zscaler Likejaking Prevention 1.1.2 for MAC keygen serial crack Apple registration code activation". Given that
Zscaler Likejaking Prevention is a free tool that we provide, it certainly doesn't need a keygen utility!
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hxxp://mycleverlab.com/zscaler-likejaking-prevention-1-1-2-free-download.htm |
The download link brings the user to
firstclass-download.com. Downloading this specific file requires an account on
firstclass-download.com which costs $1.99/month, plus a $69.95 one-time fee! At best, this money will allow you to download what is already available for free on multiple websites (
Zscaler, Mozilla add-ons,
Softpedia, etc.). At worst, users are paying to get a malware or spyware.
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firstclass-download.com |
This is the same technique I described in an earlier post related to
malicious spam SEO. There are a lot of websites similar to
mycleverlab.com. A search for "
Zscaler keygen" shows many sites using the same trick:
wacky-wii.com,
dwlfile.com,
zengenix.com,
cracksguru.com,
zengenix.com, etc.
Always go to the official source to download any software. If you want "
Zscaler Likejacking Prevention for MAC", go directly to
Zscaler's website. No need to pay for what is already free!