Why PPI networks just simply don't put their installer to a torrent file, it's the only method which is still undetected by Chrome, Chrome will flag even .ace archive files it's just a matter of time, but a .torrent file is untraceable. I'm sick of my sites being flagged by Chrome. :hmpf:
Avoid Chrome malware detection with torrent files
- Thread starter Vistula
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- May 18, 2012
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Because not everyone is familiar with torrents.
convert2hell
Newbie
- Sep 3, 2015
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Well, it's a good tactics but very crappy in the eyes of users. You know, torrent owners are pretty concerd about their user base, and literally speaking something like wrapping torrent file with adware is just a complete BS. I've done something like this before, wrapping up real torrent files in very lightweight installer-alike package with some adware onboard. Of course it coverts as hell, but it's very harmful for users.
Legit torrents shall not attempt to utilise this practice.
But it's effective with proxy/mirrors torrent's with somehow random audience.
Legit torrents shall not attempt to utilise this practice.
But it's effective with proxy/mirrors torrent's with somehow random audience.
installcapital
Newbie
- Nov 14, 2015
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We have this ability, on the fly, in addition to ordinary compression, Flash and direct exe methods.
Wouldn't be my first recommendation for most, but with this way there is no direct connection for chrome to monitor between your site and the ppi installer, as the installer is seeded separately. Contact us if you want an example.
