Following its theatrical release, Christopher Nolan’s latest film has become a lure for online scammers. Fraudulent networks are capitalizing on public interest by offering fake streaming links to the movie. These scams target internet users seeking to watch the film online without paying for a ticket or legitimate streaming service. The film’s popularity is being exploited to trick individuals into clicking malicious links or downloading harmful software. Authorities warn viewers to avoid unofficial sources and only access the film through authorized platforms. This practice highlights the ongoing threat of cybercrime associated with popular entertainment releases. Ultimately, the film inadvertently acts as a “Trojan horse” for these malicious actors.