If you're not worried about breaking the law when you pirate Game of Thrones, then at least worry about breaking your computer.

Security company Kaspersky has released a new report into malware disguised as episodes of popular TV shows in 2018. The findings? Game of Thrones torrents are dark and full of terrors.

Kaspersky collated the 31 most popular and most pirated shows of last year -- titles like Stranger Things, The Handmaid's Tale and Westworld -- and tracked their appearance on torrenting and piracy sites. Of the 31 shows studied, Kaspersky found 126,340 cases of malware posing as episodes. (The data is sourced from millions of volunteers worldwide that share cybersecurity data with the company as part of its Kaspersky Security Network).

Here's the low-down from the Kaspersky report:

The two most popular pieces of malware were "Not-a-virus:Downloader" and "Not-a-virus:AdWare." C'mon guys. You just walked into that one.

Perhaps most mind-boggling of all is the fact that there were no new episodes of Game of Thrones released in 2018. It's a safe bet to expect even more malware posing as new episodes when season 8 starts to air.

So if you're not worried about getting a cease and desist letter from HBO, or you're not interested in paying for a show that costs $15 million per episode to make, then at least worry about the malware.

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