The gambit is intended to fool users into thinking they’re being taken to the Steam platform to enter in their login information - supposedly to fulfil the request to “link” the Steam account with Discord for the free Nitro subscription. Fake Pop-Up AdsĪs Malwarebytes Labs explained in the report, once a victim clicks on the button, the site appears to serve a Steam pop-up ad, but researchers explained the ad is still part of the same malicious site. The button initiates a fake pop-up window that appears to send targets off to Steam - but in fact, it keeps them on the same malicious page. There are several malicious domains associated with the spoofed page, analysts noted: The malicious link takes users to a spoofed Discord page with a button that reads, “Get Nitro.” Just like "next week" means two to three weeks and "this week" means a Thursday or Friday release shot out and a weekend of frustration where the game is a buggy mess and it'll be another week before things are less than frustrating.“Just link your Steam account and enjoy,” the message says, and it includes a link purportedly to do just that. "Soon(tm)" is less a joke and more of an assumption. Either that or you've somehow missed the memes.
If you thought everything was transparent.you haven't been playing very long. I always read information provided by DE with a series of annotations.
I'd agree that it's less than great advertising.but they're still running the contest to send someone to space, right? The caveat being that you're responsible for the taxes and it's functionally the Virgin Galactic flight price. Kinda seems like they get people to sign-up for a service, and then phase things out without updating anything. Need to be compensated since its advertised as every month and its been two months for me since, with no rewards, that's false advertisement.ĭo you remember when the exact same thing was supposed to happen with Twitch.and we got nothing?
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