Fake file-host download pages (MegaUp, OneDrive, WeUpload, DriveFiles, CloudConnect) handing out a PIN-protected SETUP archive

Download pages that pretend to be a file-sharing service ("MegaUp", OneDrive, "WeUpload", "DriveFiles", "CloudConnect") and offer a password-protected ZIP named like SETUP_LAUNCHER_(KEY.5770).zip, printing the PIN next to the download button or the copy-link box. The archive holds a second ZIP, its name written in look-alike italic letters, around an encrypted SETUP.zip with the installer; the PIN only opens that innermost layer, so scanners that cannot guess it see nothing inside. The PIN and the file change several times a day. Earlier pages linked the archive on a public file host; since November the "MegaUp" pages serve it themselves and add a script that blocks the right-click menu, the developer-tools shortcuts and view-source. One operator runs the pages on throwaway domains with random letter names (.sbs, .lol, .cfd, .click, .wiki, .bond, .qpon, .work and others), several new ones a week since September 2026. The server behind them also hosts the site of a pay-per-install network that pays per installed program. A match means a scan reached one of these pages; do not download or open the archive.