simonitro
Oct 24 2009, 06:07:01
Hello,
For some reason, when I'm opening any iFolder link, AVG blocks the link and it tells me: "Script/Exploit
The Script/Exploit is not a virus, is it a heuristic scan warning, that there is a file on your computer which is able to use a security hole. It is necessary for such a program to have rights to change the Windows registry settings, and the program gets these rights by a dirty trick. This script does not contain any destructive action. If such a file is present on your computer, it is necessary to delete this file to avoid any further security damage done to your computer."
So, is it safe to download from iFolder?
MetalAlex
Oct 24 2009, 06:17:09
I have AVG antivirus too, but i don't have any warnings.
I've just visited [ Hidden Text ] page for testing.
It's not safe to download files that were splitted to several parts by ifolder program.
(it's happening when you uload files larger than 100mb, ifolder splits them and generate several links)
the files have 'exe' extension in this case (if i remember right)
Mikhail1944
Oct 24 2009, 06:36:06
It's not safe to download files that were splitted to several parts by ifolder program.
That's why I say we should forbid doing so.
Still no one cares.
Deathtractor
Oct 24 2009, 11:30:19
Mikhail, +1!
Fortunately these instances are rather rare, 'cause most of people know about this TM-packer bullshit, so
simonitro don't worry, ifolder's ok
The_Hound
Oct 25 2009, 02:22:01
No! Ifolder is infected!
poor Simonitro, your comp now is an AIDS infection bearer, dude!
and if you'll speak with someone using skype, msn and so on, you'll infect them as well!
so don't do it! just isolate your comp from internet access, throw it out of the window, hide in basement or figure out smth!
I really mourn your loss,dude.
Cheerz.
fenryr
Oct 26 2009, 07:09:02
The_Hound
Halls
Nov 1 2009, 04:10:14
Sure, its not safe. As we know, all illegal files are to be infected. So better go and buy original CD.
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