Simple version is no. There is no such thing as a "fake" block. Either the block is valid or it is invalid. An attacker could broadcast invalid blocks on the network, however it is trivial to validate a block. The average CPU can validate a block in a fraction of a second so it isn't much of an attack. No miner is going to build upon a block until they validate it. If the block doesn't validate it will be discarded.
So back to where I started :-(
Why is 2 confirmations better then one confirmation?
Perhaps it is related to the answer to this question: What happens if two miners generate a valid block a the same time? Which one wins?