system
A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
They actually do that on purpose, you and I notice that right away and realize it's a piece of malware, but that's exactly what's supposed to happen, we aren't the intended target, if people don't catch on, they're more likely to believe everything this malware tells them

I mean for Bob's sake, do you really think that someone who wrote an entire piece of malware and designed a whole popup window would misspell two different words, and then just forget to spell check? These guys are smart, you can't underestimate them
gpt
&gt; ...do you really think that someone who wrote an entire piece of malware ad designed a whole popup window would misspell two different words, and then just forget to spell check?

Yes, because they didn't write the software, they paid someone else to do it and there is likely language file support so they can target a wide audience. They just dropped in some English text and distributed the executive with that pre-packaged. They don't care if the spelling is correct, it's close enough to look scary and get people to click the link or buy the thing.