It can reveal your secrets, give away private information, sell your identity, or annoyingly follow you. Says Malwarebytes Creative Director Kevin Thomson, “If there is one thing we can all agree on, the internet can’t be trusted. And the imposter prince of “Prince-ish” revels in the audaciousness of his fraud, daring the viewer to catch him.īoth characters are familiar tropes in cybersecurity, illustrating that whether from an external force, like a scammer phishing for your information, or an internal one, like accidentally clicking something intriguing, Malwarebytes has your back. Clicks on Sh*t - manically follows every impulse and falls down every internet rabbit hole, including chain letters and fake sweepstakes. Clicks” star the internet’s two most notorious culprits in security breaches: a (fake) prince trying to swindle you out of your life savings and a sucker for all things click-bait infecting your computer with every virus on the internet. Produced by culture-driven creative studio Florence and directed by Harry Deadman, the two films poke fun at some of the internet’s most notorious troublemakers and illustrate how - with just a few clicks in Malwarebytes - you can scan, clean, and protect your device - shutting down cyber threats and scams. Cybersecurity company Malwarebytes has launched “Protection You Can Trust,” an engaging campaign that renders familiar internet hazards and traps with rapid-fire, surrealistic comedy.
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