NEVER Run This Computer Command, Even if TikTok Says So @ThioJoe
NEVER Run This Computer Command, Even if TikTok Says So  @ThioJoe
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The videos look extremely professional, but they actually install a virus.

Hackers have a strategy that has proven very successful in tricking people. They upload highly polished how-to "tutorials" on short form video platforms like TikTok and Instagram, claiming you can get paid software for free, and all you need to do is run a PowerShell command. As you can guess, the command is completely malicious and actually instantly downloads and runs a virus, and steals as much data as it can. In this video I show you what these scam videos look like so you can avoid them.

Time Stamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:37 - They Actually Download a Virus
1:43 - The Scam Video Contents
3:09 - More Possibly Malicous Commands
4:06 - About The Virus
4:33 - They Were Never Taken Down
5:19 - Spotify Scam Accounts
5:48 - Why Do People Fall For it?

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