• I click on a sample link that says "Voice typing software download free - Google Docs". Here is the document preview:

• It says a description on the next page, but I highly doubt it that the editor did not copy and paste the description from the website. I'm imagining the voice typing "software" is software that requires a microphone and you input speech to help you type. I click on the URL, and this is what I get:

• (I had to hurry up and clip this part of the website, but I was so fast it wasn't perfect.)

• After it loaded, this is what I get:

• This is somehow weird. It has a captcha in the background, and it's asking me to allow notifications. What is this?? This is not the site I'm expecting. I clicked "Block". The same notification pop-up message appeared, but is now on the site and not the browser, and the buttons are reversed. I accidentally clicked "Allow", but thankfully, I closed the site with Ctrl + T quickly before anything bad happened.

• I reopened the tab, clicked "Block" twice, and reloaded the page... wait, what the f***? First off, the first attempt had a 69 at the beginning of the URL. Now it's a 47. I tried again, but the site keeps reloading with a different number at the beginning of the URL.

• Hang on... I think I see something...

• See that captcha box? It's a fake! Again, what the f***? The box is actually a screenshot and not a real captcha. If it were real, then it wouldn't have the bad white border around it.

• Wait... I see another problem...

• I see a lock icon. Do you know what that means? It means the site is secure! I'm surprised to see this. This site looks un-secure.

• I checked the Google Docs info and it said that it had no location, but was made in Nov 8, 2017.

• Time to do something about this.

• The document has no owner! I'm surprised to see this. I swear, the owner created these documents and immediately deleted his account. I clicked "Malware", because you can obviously tell it's malware. It's now reported.

I have the right to report these spamming documents. Here are some other examples I have reported:

• Facebook Template

• How To Download Fonts To Google Docs

• Script To Download Files To Google Docs

• Google Drive For Samsung*

• Whole Entire Google Drive Folder

• ZIP Files For Google Drive

• Cannot Download File**

• Google Drive Installer

• Folder Structure

• Google Drive For Android*

• "Sync.exe"***

and much more.

Some links use

There are e-books, and three links are the same. Some of the links have been blocked by Madison County School District (Alabama), and were tagged malware. Others require a account. Text says that the book is free, but usually, it ends up with a payment with PayPal. What the h***? It says free, but it's a trick!

Basically, summarize it like this:

1. The hacker signs up for Google.

2. He/She uses Google Docs to add title (without capitalizing proper nouns), "link" and copy and paste the description (and ratings, if applicable).

3. He/She adds malicious stuff to the Google Drive for the document.

4. He/She submits it to the web.

5. I swear, he/she deletes his/her Google account after submitting hundreds of these documents.

6. The victim thinks it's a link to the actual "software", clicks on it and bad stuff happens.

7. Done. End of story.

Update 1

Here is another example:

When I click on "Report abuse", things get very interesting.