Nurilab describes phishing sites impersonating DeepSeek and abusing the brand's popularity to lure users into a fake partnership registration flow. The site presents a Captcha-like process that instructs users to press Windows+R, paste clipboard content, and run a PowerShell command, matching ClickFix-style social engineering. The excerpt attributes the malware delivery activity to Lazarus and notes that many DeepSeek-themed impersonation domains are being observed through AskURL and AskBRAND telemetry.