OK, here’s the deal: We’ve been screwing up lately.

First there was the massive Google Docs hack that spread like wildfire thanks to people clicking shady links, and then a ransomware attack tore around the world for the same reason. Now, someone is trying to get WhatsApp users to install some grody software by getting them to click a fake link.

The trick was spotted by a Reddit user on Sunday night. The fake URL looks like the real WhatsApp website (www.whatsapp.com), but it’s spelled with cyrillic letters. (It’s not the first time hackers have tried this trick.) Once you click, you’re redirected to another site that asks you to download a sketchy Chrome extension that looks like some nasty adware. The Chrome store entry for the extension now 404s, and a Google spokesperson confirmed to Motherboard in an email that Google removed the extension from the store.