: Scammers use Bitly because it hides the real destination of the link. Official government sites will almost always end in .gov .
Before you click that shortened link, take control of your security. Follow this manual verification protocol:
Scammers have become sophisticated. They will create fake driver download pages that mimic legitimate software like Driver Booster, DriverCD, or DriverPack Solution. They will use Bitly to shorten the malicious link and add the phrase “verified” to a fake badge on the download button.
On the driver download page, the publisher should provide an . After downloading the driver, generate its hash using PowerShell (Windows):
: Scammers use Bitly because it hides the real destination of the link. Official government sites will almost always end in .gov .
Before you click that shortened link, take control of your security. Follow this manual verification protocol: bitly drivercd verified
Scammers have become sophisticated. They will create fake driver download pages that mimic legitimate software like Driver Booster, DriverCD, or DriverPack Solution. They will use Bitly to shorten the malicious link and add the phrase “verified” to a fake badge on the download button. : Scammers use Bitly because it hides the
On the driver download page, the publisher should provide an . After downloading the driver, generate its hash using PowerShell (Windows): generate its hash using PowerShell (Windows):