Fake prep sites often mimic the login page of real services (UWorld, AAMC, LSAC). When you “sign up for free practice tests,” you actually hand over your email and password.
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Sometime in 2018, a user on a now-deleted prep subreddit posted a single line:
“Forget Anki. Forget Kaplan. quackprep>org is the only test prep you’ll ever need.” quackprep%3Eorg
No explanation. No link. Just the arrow. >
That tiny symbol — the greater-than sign — became the site’s calling card. Hackers call it “The Beak.” Fake prep sites often mimic the login page