penguinaz wrote:Some ads look like download buttons but only download something you don't want. You can get rid of ads by having an adblocking software running on the zippyshare page

Sound advice penguinaz, and I do indeed have one.

ScuL wrote:There is no way Zippyshare delivered ransomware

Absolutely unbelievable.

Well they are false positives, you can contact the support desks of those two anti-viral software companies and they will tell you the same Okay, I give up! My browser was hijacked by ransomeware - hardly a "false positve" by any definition. And I still think advising people to turn off s...

Both Avira and Malwarebytes flag Zippyshare as malicious, so its not just my opinion. Zippyshare is not malicious. https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/176073-zippyshare-now-being-blocked-as-malicious/ The post you link is over a year old. I run Avira Pro and Malwarebytes Premium and they both fla...

If you know better, then I have nothing more to say... We're using that hosting for very long time and nobody got affected - you know he wouldn't stay quiet after that, so if nobody (including us) got "attacked", then it's safe. Firstly, just let me say I was not implying any criticism of...

Zniwek wrote:Disable your security software, download archives and enable it again. It's false alarm probably.

The ransomeware that grabbed my browser when I tried to download the Test File certainly wasn't. Appalling site, and definitely wouldn't visit it with security apps turned off!

If Windows Defender is your sole protection, I think you have more to worry about than false positives in CAP. Notoriously poor application.

Volleybal4life wrote:The first version of this amazing pack can now be downloaded!

Many thanks!

Riddler wrote:Barcelona was ok, but I have to work out why I was only getting 9-13fps while my gpu was only using 50% and 15%vram (the cpu at 40% across all 4 cores and ram at 58% as well)

Yeah, I noticed this too. Glad it wasn't just me.