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Hi, recently there has been many impersonation campaigns targeting users of open source projects using generated websites and it seems Omarchy has likely fallen victim, too. I don't know, the website currently instructs to download from this GitHub project, but this could change at any time.
The fake website ranks second on Bing and, by extension, on DuckDuckGo, which can put actual users at some nonzero level of risk.
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Hi, recently there has been many impersonation campaigns targeting users of open source projects using generated websites and it seems Omarchy has likely fallen victim, too. I don't know, the website currently instructs to download from this GitHub project, but this could change at any time.
The fake website ranks second on Bing and, by extension, on DuckDuckGo, which can put actual users at some nonzero level of risk.
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Initial OSINT:
Legit website:

The website in question (omarchy[.]net):

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