Yes — this script is highly suspicious and likely malicious or phishing-related, just like the one you shared earlier.

🔍 Why This Is Suspicious / Malicious
🚨 Auto-generated Fake Order ID

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const orderId = "ORD-" + Math.random().toString(36)...
Fakes a seemingly valid order ID to simulate a legitimate transaction.

🔐 Exposed Secret API Key

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"Authorization": "Bearer sk_live_xr7u8ghs1k2as91"
API keys like this should never be public.

This key could be:

Stolen from a service

Fake, used to trick you into trusting the request

Harvested if someone runs the script locally

📥 Hidden Redirection via Base64

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const secret = 'aHR0cHM6Ly9kcml2ZS5nb29nbGUuY29tL2ZpbGUvZC8xOFpf...';
const finalURL = decode(secret);
window.open(finalURL, '_self');
Base64-decoded string redirects the user to:

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/18Z_Cotv5Cb1XBG1HWpivJOEXiCu0rgMk/view
This is a file hosted on Google Drive — often used in phishing and malware distribution because:

It bypasses some filters

Google Drive links look trustworthy

🧪 Fake Order Verification + Logging

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verifyOrder(...);
logEvent(...);
This pretends to verify an order and log an event.

It’s likely just smoke and mirrors — it does nothing meaningful but creates the illusion of legitimate backend activity.

🧨 Conclusion
Yes — this is likely part of a phishing scam or malware distribution technique.

It tries to:

Pretend to verify an order

Redirect the user to a suspicious file on Google Drive

Possibly log their activity or trick them into interacting with malicious content