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=== '''Blacklivesmatterin.cf''' ===

'''Blacklivesmatterin.cf''' is a shock site and [[~~Last Measure|~~Last Measure]] variant. The title of the page is "BLM movement for the Central African Republic", and the keywords, metadata, and site description suggest the page is attempting to masquerade as a [[wikipedia:Black Lives Matter|BLM]]-aligned website.

'''Blacklivesmatterin.cf''' is a shock site and [[Last Measure]] variant. The title of the page is "BLM movement for the Central African Republic", and the keywords, metadata, and site description suggest the page is attempting to masquerade as a [[wikipedia:Black Lives Matter|BLM]]-aligned website.

Upon visiting the website, the user is greeted with a fake message requesting the user to accept cookies, which is similar to [[Pnrtscr.com]]. There is text behind the message consisting of a generic privacy policy, which is intentionally blurred. If the user clicks the "Accept" button, the background changes to the image used on [[internetcri.me]] and an overwhelmingly long list of pornographic [[GIF|GIFs]], disturbing images, and videos appear. This causes the browser to run extremely slowly and potentially crash.

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 === '''Blacklivesmatterin.cf''' ===
-'''Blacklivesmatterin.cf''' is a shock site and [[Last Measure|Last Measure]] variant. The title of the page is "BLM movement for the Central African Republic", and the keywords, metadata, and site description suggest the page is attempting to masquerade as a [[wikipedia:Black Lives Matter|BLM]]-aligned website.
+'''Blacklivesmatterin.cf''' is a shock site and [[Last Measure]] variant. The title of the page is "BLM movement for the Central African Republic", and the keywords, metadata, and site description suggest the page is attempting to masquerade as a [[wikipedia:Black Lives Matter|BLM]]-aligned website.
 Upon visiting the website, the user is greeted with a fake message requesting the user to accept cookies, which is similar to [[Pnrtscr.com]]. There is text behind the message consisting of a generic privacy policy, which is intentionally blurred. If the user clicks the "Accept" button, the background changes to the image used on [[internetcri.me]] and an overwhelmingly long list of pornographic [[GIF|GIFs]], disturbing images, and videos appear. This causes the browser to run extremely slowly and potentially crash.