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Downloading untrusted images off of a site that you've never heard of before. What could possibly go wrong?
by opensourcedude 10y ago
Downloading untrusted images off of a site that you've never heard of before. What could possibly go wrong?
- brillenfux 10y ago"100000+ happy users […] can't be wrong", right?!
- CameronBanga 10y agoDid you not see how many XP they have? Look at that XP.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoI like how the JS was slow to load and all the numbers said zero for quite a while. Zero users, zero experience but download now!
- jaimex2 10y agoDo you want to get pwned? Because this is how you get pwned.
- jaseemabid 10y agoover http!
- Chris2048 10y ago"No NSA involvement. We promise."
- __jal 10y agoMy first thought, too. The contact page and even the privacy policy is devoid of identifying information. And the faq (aside from a zero-content privacy comment) doesn't even mention malware concerns, which is a pretty weird elephant to ignore if you're on the up and up.
- finishingmove 10y ago"Like us on FB" popup. Yikes. Isn't uBlock supposed to block this stuff?
- SNvD7vEJ 10y agoAlso, animate the shit out of the visitors. puking while trying to hit the back button
- Apofis 10y agoIs it really that hard to download an ISO and mount it and do a quick 5 minute install and immediately make a clone of it? Then you always have a handy fresh installation. It would literally take a few minutes longer than using this untrusted website and the result would be exactly the same.