: Once you run the file, it might actually install a version of Office, but it also installs hidden Trojan horses or Ransomware .

The phrase "" isn't a story— it's a high-risk search term often used to lure people into downloading malware or participating in software piracy .

Using "cracks" or unauthorized "serial keys" is a common way for cybercriminals to gain access to your computer. Here is the "story" of what typically happens when someone follows those links: The Story of a "Crack" Download

: A free web-based version of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint available to anyone with a Microsoft account.

: Completely free, open-source, or web-based alternatives that are compatible with Microsoft file formats.