| Red Flag | Why It’s Dangerous | |----------|---------------------| | Post asks you to download a “key finder” .exe or .apk | Almost certainly malware. | | Link goes to a file host (MediaFire, MEGA, Google Drive) with a password-protected archive | The password is often revealed only after you complete a survey – a classic data theft tactic. | | The key is posted as an image, not text | Image-based keys are often scrambled to avoid automatic takedown, but they are usually already expired. | | Page admin asks for your email and “device ID” to generate a custom key | They are harvesting personal info for spam or credential stuffing attacks. | | Comments are disabled or full of generic “thanks, it works!” posts | Fake engagement. The “it works” comments are from bots or the scammer’s sock puppets. |
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