Skins you're most impressed by

[accessdune3]

https://anonfiles.com/B093Deics4/OL_Red_vitalskin

The site shows warning about the file possibly being infected?

[3lu5iv3]

https://anonfiles.com/B093Deics4/OL_Red_vitalskin

The site shows warning about the file possibly being infected?

What browser are you using? it works fine here on Firefox. it can't infect your computer
because it's not an executable file, it's just a skin.

[accessdune3]

https://anonfiles.com/B093Deics4/OL_Red_vitalskin

The site shows warning about the file possibly being infected?

What browser are you using? it works fine here on Firefox. it can't infect your computer
because it's not an executable file, it's just a skin.

Im using Chrome

[3lu5iv3]

https://anonfiles.com/B093Deics4/OL_Red_vitalskin

The site shows warning about the file possibly being infected?

What browser are you using? it works fine here on Firefox. it can't infect your computer
because it's not an executable file, it's just a skin.

Im using Chrome

Chrome should be fine. maybe just download the file and see what happens?

[accessdune3]

strange now it didnt gave any message

[recursive one]

https://anonfiles.com/B093Deics4/OL_Red_vitalskin

The site shows warning about the file possibly being infected?

What browser are you using? it works fine here on Firefox. it can't infect your computer
because it's not an executable file, it's just a skin.

I got the same message first time and after that the site doesn't load at all.

Also Chrome.

EIDT: it does work with VPN but it tries to download an .exe file called "click here ... something"

[Clem4]

my default edit (crappy screen grab) because I hate when the knobs are the same colour as the background

very nice
any chance to share it ?

[Teksonik]

it can't infect your computer
because it's not an executable file, it's just a skin.

The skin file is a .json "JavaScript Object Notation" file. According to my research .json files can contain malicious code.

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Anyway this particular file passed VirusTotal with 100% clean.

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/de9 ... /detection

The link itself scored 1/85

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/edf6 ... /detection

[garryO]

https://anonfiles.com/B093Deics4/OL_Red_vitalskin

The site shows warning about the file possibly being infected?

What browser are you using? it works fine here on Firefox. it can't infect your computer
because it's not an executable file, it's just a skin.

I got the same message first time and after that the site doesn't load at all.

Also Chrome.

EIDT: it does work with VPN but it tries to download an .exe file called "click here ... something"

maybe the problem is the hosting site?

as said before vital skin files are .json and you can open them with a texteditor.

they should look like this: {"Background":"ff1b1a1e","Body":"ff2f2e33","Body Heading Background":"ff232226",...

don´t think it´s possible to hide malicious code in there.

[recursive one]

https://anonfiles.com/B093Deics4/OL_Red_vitalskin

The site shows warning about the file possibly being infected?

What browser are you using? it works fine here on Firefox. it can't infect your computer
because it's not an executable file, it's just a skin.

I got the same message first time and after that the site doesn't load at all.

Also Chrome.

EIDT: it does work with VPN but it tries to download an .exe file called "click here ... something"

maybe the problem is the hosting site?

as said before vital skin files are .json and you can open them with a texteditor.

they should look like this: {"Background":"ff1b1a1e","Body":"ff2f2e33","Body Heading Background":"ff232226",...

don´t think it´s possible to hide malicious code in there.

Yes, the problem was the site. The skin downloaded fine and avast didn't find anything wrong in there (cool skin btw), but the first time i clicked on the download button it was that .exe instead of the skin.

[3lu5iv3]

https://anonfiles.com/B093Deics4/OL_Red_vitalskin

The site shows warning about the file possibly being infected?

What browser are you using? it works fine here on Firefox. it can't infect your computer
because it's not an executable file, it's just a skin.

I got the same message first time and after that the site doesn't load at all.

Also Chrome.

EIDT: it does work with VPN but it tries to download an .exe file called "click here ... something"

maybe the problem is the hosting site?

as said before vital skin files are .json and you can open them with a texteditor.

they should look like this: {"Background":"ff1b1a1e","Body":"ff2f2e33","Body Heading Background":"ff232226",...

don´t think it´s possible to hide malicious code in there.

Yes, the problem was the site. The skin downloaded fine and avast didn't find anything wrong in there (cool skin btw), but the first time i clicked on the download button it was that .exe instead of the skin.

glad you downloaded. yeah the site is quite bad. i don't know any quality hosting site so...
it's definitely a cool skin.

[starflakeprj]

Also the site itself can be hacked with a malicious code injection (e.g. JavaScript). It can also drop a payload on your computer that, in itself, is not malicious, but at a given time (let's say after a few weeks) can contact a specific IP address to download the malicious code which your signature based anti-malware software won't trigger on.

[3lu5iv3]

Also the site itself can be hacked with a malicious code injection (e.g. JavaScript). It can also drop a payload on your computer that, in itself, is not malicious, but at a given time (let's say after a few weeks) can contact a specific IP address to download the malicious code which your signature based anti-malware software won't trigger on.

didn't know that. thanks for letting me know this.

[starflakeprj]

Also the site itself can be hacked with a malicious code injection (e.g. JavaScript). It can also drop a payload on your computer that, in itself, is not malicious, but at a given time (let's say after a few weeks) can contact a specific IP address to download the malicious code which your signature based anti-malware software won't trigger on.

didn't know that. thanks for letting me know this.

Wordpress has for instance gotten a lot of bad attention due to its many exploits, but it's also up to the admin to keep it patched.

[Teksonik]

as said before vital skin files are .json and you can open them with a texteditor.
they should look like this: {"Background":"ff1b1a1e","Body":"ff2f2e33","Body Heading Background":"ff232226",...don´t think it´s possible to hide malicious code in there.

"JSON files may contain malicious code......Most programs by default analyze JSON files for malicious code".

https://jsonfile.org/