TOPIC: Again another not trust worthy website

WARNING DO NOT CLICK ON THIS LINK, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND YOU NOT TO CLICK ON
Well just got a message from a friend and he is dutch as well but said the same thing twice to me in english he sent an website this one: DONT CLICK ON IT (csgoskinduplication.com) and its again a virus site

My question about this is: Is my friend his ACC hacked or?

People will search it just cause you mentioned it... Well some might..

I gave multiple warnings about it so it isn't my fault if they dont listen to the big red warning

all about this is my question

all these viruses tho are getting annoying is it another .scr virus?

Thanks...

Stop warning people really. If people are stupid enough to click random links then a warning like this will not help at all. It's a good thing to warn people, but I'm afraid it doesn't work.

AlmostLost wrote:
So true.

Its been going around for a long time it nothing new...

You shouldn't mention the site even if warned. Like gogo said, its nothing new.

Well sorry for this then but you guys still avoid my question.
Is my friends account hacked or not?

BuzzM4H wrote:
If he auto sent you that link. Sure, somewhat he is.

Why would the anti virus company do something? This isn't a virus, this is a EXE that uses your account by grabbing your steam_api.dll , steam ssfn files. They do that because when normal hacking, the hacker some times need to wait 14 days to trade due to steam guard. So some guy, made this in the idea of not waiting for steam guard cooldown, so in short
-You downloaded the EXE
-You Execute it
-It grabs your steam_api.dll & ssfn files
-It commands the files to send a trade offer of all your steam items
-Items go to the hackers alts then the alts send to his main, then he sells the items and makes loads of money

Those files are very important, they can be used to control any part of your steam. Just not change passwords.

So no, it's not a
-Keylogger
-Virus

Just a simple coded exe grabber and modifier. Hope you learnt something new today, have a nice day.

Some Information:

The hacker/Idiot has loads of money, he's making new sites everyday. So beware everyone.
Reporting the bots won't help.

-Mate

Had to repost for this, you guys still think it's a virus heuheuhe. Just call it a steam stealer

The more I see Chris' comments about virus and shit, the more I want to bang my head on a wall...

This is nothing new also to answer your question your friend has access to his account after the "bot" aka "hacker" takes all of his items from his inventory this is why you only click certain links from people you trust... ( no matter if it looks trust worthy like a youtube link anyone can edit a link and make it a youtube link )

I_am_the_Walrus wrote:
Why don't you show us your comments on viruses and shit?
This is more informative, better than your useless complaining posts.

Still love you walrus, but come on homie.

Chris_Smith wrote:
You want a fight? Because you're sure showing it.

Never in a million years will people understand to not click on suspicious links and thus people need a lecture on it.

You're basically feeding Soxy.
People who make money off this are way smarter than you ever get. Come on, with your stupidity to click on this links you're helping them. So I say gg to them and failure to you.

No love when it comes to common sense.

I_am_the_Walrus wrote:
You made me look stupid so I had to comment but, you're right. People shouldn't click, but since I'm a friendly person, I'm warning my favorite community about it.

I shouldn't be all smart when warning people about a simple thing. How am I a failure when I'm warning people about something the best/most simplistic way I can. How am I helping them click on links. Mister, I no understand u language

I heard you like classic rock


Same here

It's not even that much of a hassle coding.
And seriously, stop telling people to refrain from clicking a link.
Websites can't infect you, the things you download or allow on
your computer can infect you. If you think a website brought a
virus on you, clear your cookies and browser history, and if you
still have a virus, you will now notice that no website can bring
such misfortune, only ones stupidity to fall for fake programs and
other crappy scams. Sorry to say, it happens to everyone, some
gets smarter and learns a lot, others suddenly turn aware but
fails to understand what is it actually happends, and suddenly
they are scared of the internet and everything else. (These
people are also the people who 2/10 can't google stuff.)

Stop making these useless posts. The first one was good enough although to think that people would need a lecture on how downloading and running files from unfamiliar websites can lead to bad things is beyond me.

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