That’s not a valid assumption. It’s a link to a Telegram message, t.me is Telegram’s domain. I presume you have some filter that blocks Telegram links. It is not blocked for me, and my pihole runs a huge bunch of blocklists. I also scanned the link with urlscan, and there’s no indication that it’s malicious. You can view the result of the scan here, if anyone is interested:
Ah okay. The other person said “an app”, and it was blocked for me, so I assumed it is malicious, since lots of malicious links are app download spam. Had they said “the Telegram app” I probably wouldn’t have made that assumption. Cheers for correcting me.
The symbol isn’t exclusive to Nazis, and the styling suggests it’s something else… Not saying it isn’t Nazis because I don’t know, but I feel it’s not a good assumption.
It pretty clearly was intended to imply it though, based on the lower photo, which is far less ambiguous.
Link wants me to download an app and that ain’t happening, is that Nazis, KKK, or something totally benign? What’s the context here?
https://x.com/JayinKyiv/status/1756657939799019526?s=20
The Z is frequently used by Russia to indicate Nazis. As for what’s happening in the picture, not enough context.
The link was completely blocked for me. It’s
definitely malicious.a Telegram app link.That’s not a valid assumption. It’s a link to a Telegram message, t.me is Telegram’s domain. I presume you have some filter that blocks Telegram links. It is not blocked for me, and my pihole runs a huge bunch of blocklists. I also scanned the link with urlscan, and there’s no indication that it’s malicious. You can view the result of the scan here, if anyone is interested:
https://urlscan.io/result/410eb556-3991-4db9-8979-ffde02cc8b2e/
Ah okay. The other person said “an app”, and it was blocked for me, so I assumed it is malicious, since lots of malicious links are app download spam. Had they said “the Telegram app” I probably wouldn’t have made that assumption. Cheers for correcting me.
Top image looks to be from Nazi Germany, bottom from the Putin crowd in modern Russia. I believe the point is that they’re rather similar.
The symbol isn’t exclusive to Nazis, and the styling suggests it’s something else… Not saying it isn’t Nazis because I don’t know, but I feel it’s not a good assumption.
It pretty clearly was intended to imply it though, based on the lower photo, which is far less ambiguous.
Well, hopefully you learned something about that.