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Summary
The video warns viewers about a new type of phishing scam that uses fake CAPTCHA verification prompts. These prompts trick users into running malicious commands on their computers by asking them to press Windows + R and paste commands, rather than the typical image selection CAPTCHAs. The creator advises viewers to immediately close any page that requests such actions, as real CAPTCHAs do not involve running commands.
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A real CAPTCHA will never ask you to open powershell, command prompt, or Run and paste commands. If it does, close the page immediately (This is for educational purposes, cause TikTok might take down this video) #cybersecurity #tiktokkenya #tiktoksouthafrica #greenscreen