This will make the rounds because it has appeared on a large news agency and will be amplified louder than Joe Blog could do on his/her own, but this isn't a no

This will make the rounds because it has appeared on a large news agency and will be amplified louder than Joe Blog could do on his/her own, but this isn't a novel or shocking news. You don't need to look very far to see how shady the internet gets. Go to any mainstream news website that runs ads and you will see those scam 3rd-party ads(they used to promote bitcoin ads a few years ago until the mainstream outrage) you wouldn't click on in a million years. Now I'm not saying those ads are connected to broader malware, but if you start there you will uncover these shady operators(I discovered this when I did a little digging on a streaming website that provided content I could not obtain from the 32nd streaming service that I have to pay $10 a month to watch - and the amazing fact is that the same scammy ads you see on majornews.com is no different to the scammy ones you will see on torrentxyz.com).