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I luckily haven't run into this virus, however I allowed my Windows 10 to update, mostly because they practically force you to update, well anyway the end result was blue screen of death, and I have not been able to figure out how to fix it, I followed a few tutorials of how to restart it in safe mode and so far I haven't had any luck, and I tried for hours last night, I eventually gave up because it was pissing me off way too much. I had to stop and do something else for a while. And now I'm considering and getting a Linux pc, because I am sick and tired of Windows b*******, I've run into so many issues since I upgraded to Windows 10 throughout the years, I swear to God that program is just malware and bloatware and expire where all in one package it's all meant to destroy your machine over certain period of time.

Noobs?! And why should we be trained anti-hackers! We are users, not software creators. As a user, we use the tools given to us for our free time, work or private things. If we can't trust companies to give us safe products, then I suggest that you stop downloading legal programs over the Internet and make them available only in physical form, if it is so difficult to review everything that can be downloaded from the Internet in order to protect users with increasingly powerful computers. Then we will get to the point where doctors, politicians, judges and other workers will have more knowledge about anti-hacker matters than about the knowledge to perform their jobs! And then why did we divide schooling into different branches? Make sure it's safe or turn it off.

ARE COOKIES A SECURITY THREAT TO INTERNET USERS? IF THEY ARE, WHY ARE THEY ALLOWED TO BE PLACED ON PEOPLE'S COMPUTERS!? AHAHAHA AHAHAHA LOL

The solution is to make a copy of the suspect file first and then only modify the copied file you would like to check. If a virus is found in the modified file then delete the original. If it is a Windows system file you suspect then first open an administrator command prompt and type... sfc /scannow

Especially as Google profit from the distribution of the Malware!

Oh definetely. This has been buging me for many years

Yep, cuz if they were vigilant enough this would be a pre-check procedure before approval! As soon as this kind of behavior started!

Google is to busy blocking its political opposition, they dont have time to worry about this.

My mother has a heart condition and she downloaded an ad from KZfaq with a fake antivirus(malware) and that thing hijacked her phone with a huge pop-up over the phone interface she was not able to contact me in case of problems Google deserve to get sued for doing money with unverified ads

@Simpson I remember when I got tricked into downloading fake optifine. The look-a-like site was the first result while the official optifine was third......

Agreed!! Especially if the site is similar to what your looking for

@@simpson6700 Thats good to know. I recall back in the beta days of minecraft it was a dice toss to find mods

This is why I always make sure that the link I'm clicking is the actual search listing and not the ad. It's not hard to pay attention to, and it will save you a lot of grief.

same happened with me but i was using win 7

If no one did cyber crime there would be no need for cyber security experts

Lol? It's probably more profitable to scam r.tards that use ads instead of going to the official site.

They did. They work for these major companies

Top results on Google or any other search engine is not always the real thing.

@@markarca6360 unfortunately anyone who isn't tech savy isn't going to know that.

@@Rozdlc it sort of contradicts what people assume because people would assume Google would at least put the most popular or official site up ensuring a safe search unless you wonder into the deep end. The dl file, was sus but I can understand someone not being picky but the np looked like a real name. Furthermore even if you do know the possibility it's mostly a gamble regardless if you don't remember an exact url, and memory can trick us into being confident into a false positive

@@2BsYummySolesFrustrating that a simple Google search can be so stressful.

Most people do not have that many antivirus installed. You probably won't get good result with just 1 antivirus.

@@timarmstrong8765 So they should offer to really scan under some conditions such as payment. Straight up failing to scan is stupid on the border of being fake antivirus.

I swear they used to.

Windows already does this if setup correctly

@@halometroid Windows is not a scanner, but many versions over the past 30 years have been bundled with a scanner that Microsoft bought a few years earlier.

I did a whois lookup on the website and there's a "Registrant Email" it is to a random gmail account is it possibly the person who made the website or what?

@@Stripedspot yes, it is. I am surprised that information wasn't redacted as it is the goal of malicious actor, to remain anonymous. But the person might have left it on purpose for a reason... Monetary perhaps

I'm one of these Dragons, and Privacy is our Presence.

I can't agree enough! For me, internet browsing without adblocker is unthinkable.

First thing they should do is to TURN OFF the speed shortcuts for manual and other high importance scans, applying them only to trivial things like copying or zipping up files.

It pretty much only prevents you to upload those files to scanning websites since they are too big. Any (decent) AV having the mailicious signature parts of the file already should still be able to identify it after download. Having end of file data appended to an Executable is like a automatic big red flag for alot of AVs already. Not sure about the behaviour if they actually appended it as a ressource though (which isnt the case in this video example)

They could easily pad it with random data as soon as such was started to be applied.

Security vendors should recommend linux first. Then try to help the helpless monkeys fix windows.

@@communitycollegegenius9684 Dear “Linux Boy”, if Linux became a popular OS like Windows, it would also become a respectively large target of threat actors.

Or use Linux and forget about installing apps this old and barbaric way lile it was 2003 still.

@@andrzejandrzejski229 I would love to switch to Linux. I think it would be a little problematic for my games though. Also I'm not quite that experienced.

@@andrzejandrzejski229 Careful, some of us still build from source. ;)

The hard one is the damned green download buttons on some sites that appear via Google Ads.

@@andrzejandrzejski229 I’ve used a 2 Linux distros KALI and Ubuntu both are great. Linux is a great operating system as it’s highly customizable which I like

Or embed an actual video file into the executable to further obfuscate it. Ultimately, any method to enhance detection can *and will* be circumvented eventually. It's a cyber-arms race.

@@Operational117 Indeed that is the issue and always will be. Both sides keep outdoing each other. However the alternative is to just do nothing and let the other side win.

this should be on by default on "full scan"

Portmaster is also a pretty good adblocker/firewall too!

And use winget to install Software.

unfortunately the answer isn’t just that clear. ads on google have become increasingly less clear. the issue with also saying that you should be using an adblocker kinda falls apart. yes in 2023 you realistically should be, but if you’re downloading obs, notepad++, or vlc, likely you’re setting up a new computer and unless an adblocker is the second thing you install, assuming the first is a different web browser, you likely haven’t installed it either.

@@majoryoshi Stop using Google.

@@chublez I... don't. I use duckduckgo

Even if it needs admin access, there are several ways to bypass UAC.

I just tried it. Yes, malwareybtyes browser guard blocked it.

There's ways to circumvent needing admin access, these are called "escalation attacks", and are still around in every windows version. Now, malwarebytes may detect it, but that all depends on the attackers obfuscation/crypting techniques. Sometimes these obfuscators are so advanced that they bypass runtime and scantime anti-virus detection.

1- easy to bypass 2- easy to obfuscate

@@rogerclemis4380 because people already reported it and google did block it already. BUT what if you're from those first hundred people got it? u fkd .

Or because ads are annoying and you wouldn't buy the products anyway as ads are often for overpriced products I mean, buy an advertised gilette razor or buy a 5 euro pack with 20+ blades that does the exact same thing and also includes another razor you can put the blades on.

Same, I use adblocker to also reduce the CPU usage when browsing. Those animated banner ads makes the page unresponsive and consumes a lot of CPU usage in my potato laptop

How do you install an adblocker? I’ve never done that before

@@chrismclean3848 It's extensions. uBlock origin is a popular one.

There was a rumour that Google wanted to ban adblock apps and similar... So I switched to Firefox, after many many years. Edge, Brave and some others use the same Chromium base like Google chrome. They don't exist for me anymore.

So, Zoom had a wonderful hack happen to Mac Zoom client updaters about a year ago. The security flaw was so blatant that the certificate checker to verify if the downloaded update is legitimate only checked the certificate's name, not its actual content. Some programs don't practice security at all.

its a zip bomb, i know how to set them up. instruction can be found on wikipedia or on google.

@@unfunf22 That's them. Yeah, great fun...

Virtualbox, VMware player are both free.

@@yotoprules9361 VMware isint free, atleast the version with a whole lot features

@@beataoo I said VMware Player...

@@yotoprules9361 both r the same

do you have a link to the collection? I'd like to test that malware in a vm and can't be bothered to go hunting for it in the wild

This has been happening for over a decade...

I was seeing Google Ads linking to websites with virus, back around 2014'ish, when KZfaq mobile started inserting simple 2-3 line text ads on the Recommendations page. There would be 2-3 lines of text, with a small thumbnail. The 1st infection for me, I wasn't completely certain how it happened, but after clicking an ad again weeks later, it solidified it. The text would talk about some new hot car model from blah blah company, and the thumbnail image would be a teaser. However, the site I'd go to, had nothing to do with cars, and raised red flags. Both times, my Android phone got infected with a virus. ~2014'ish

Google recently blocked an adblocker extension claiming its malware

@@Emily_Bondevik_Official Funny, isn't it... lol

perhaps a (weird) way to hide the fact it's malware?

Also you should install a decent ad-blocker to your browser (like ublock origin) so it yeets most malware-serving ads out of existence

Perhaps because an ".ISO" file is considered an Archive, and you can opt out of scanning archives but you (usually) can't opt out of scanning .EXE files.

It skips it

Why isn't Google being sued for this shit. They are just untouchable. It's their responsibility to stop this shit.

as many ads from any source, when it's not selling you a crappy product it's malware

I just checked and it says the file size limit is 650 MB.

@@brunoshure it used to have no size limits, until VT was acquired by MalwareBytes. As well as locking important features behind an account system and advanced features behind a paywall

It depends. For example databases with plenty of empty placeholders can reach sizes like that. For example I had to work with a file which had a size of roughly 1 GB, but after unpacking it I ended up with a collection of csv files with a total size of 21 GB.