[BUG]: Showcase link sent me to a fake Apple support page — please remove it

Describe the issue

I clicked the Deepraj / CardSwap card on the React Bits showcase page and ended up on a fake Apple support site.

It filled my screen, kept playing spoken warnings telling me my Mac was in danger, and urged me to call a phone number. Chrome became unresponsive, and I eventually had to close and restart it. This honestly scared me — I thought my computer had been infected. I wasn't expecting this from a link featured on the official showcase.

This happened on September 16, 2026. The card links to architech-dev[.]tech. My browser history showed redirects through cf.neat-slate[.]site and myhealthyjoys[.]com, ending on a page titled “MacBook Security & Protection”.

Could you take this entry down while checking what happened to the destination? Someone else could end up calling that number.

The entry is in src/constants/Showcase.js. I don't know who currently controls the external domain. I've written the suspicious domains with [.] to avoid making them clickable.

Thanks for looking into this.

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Steps to reproduce

Observed on September 16, 2026:

1. Opened https://reactbits.dev/showcase.
2. Clicked the Deepraj / CardSwap showcase card.
3. Was redirected to a fake Apple support page with repeated spoken warnings.
4. Chrome became unresponsive and had to be closed and restarted.

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