Torrent Time infected ?

[Malfhas]

Hello,

Recently, I heard much talk of a kind of new version of popcorn time as a browser plugin.

Website: xxx//torrents-time.com/

This Chrome extension is anonymous, with a closed source, and I wish I had the opinion of some about it.

Indeed, do you think that there may be a malware or a coiner introduced?

Sorry if I'm in the wrong section, I do not have or post my request.

 

[Deleted Member 333v73x]

I'm not sure I would go to the extent to say it is malicious (although that is possible) but certainly very shady and I wouldn't recommend it.

 

[Malfhas]

I'm not sure I would go to the extent to say it is malicious (although that is possible) but certainly very shady and I wouldn't recommend it.

I have the same opinion as you, I will not use it some. I am a rather curious and that is why I am calling on the help of the community to have more information about this extension.

 

[LabZero]

The web site appears safe, while the downloadable executable seems to contain an adware only detected by ClamAV, avoidable anyway in my opinion...

torrents-time.com safe ? Check it with URLVoid

https://www.virustotal.com/fi/file/...83ed176bd98e7e63bbe0cb914459fd81a53/analysis/

 

[jamescv7]

Why not test on isolated environment? Seems legitimate for me, from the meantime observe some tactics as the program execute which a sign of possible malicious behavior.

 

[OokamiCreed]

Found this randomly - not sure how reliable this website is: You Can Now Stream Video from Pirate Bay

Another site here: The Pirate Bay now lets you stream torrents from your browser

@Klipsh I don't see any detection by ClamAV but AVG detects. Not long ago, AegisLab detects as well (more than just adware). Will send this into Norton out of curiosity.

While I'd be willing to set up a VM to test this (for malicious activity) I'm not willing to use the torrent feature (download). Regardless though, if this plugin has anything to do with The Pirate Bay, I'd steer clear from it (they are known to have malicious ads on their site (which do sometimes drop files, lock up browser, etc), and needless to say, malicious torrent downloads sometimes.

And I personally like to stay on the legal side of things.

 

[LabZero]

Found this randomly - not sure how reliable this website is: You Can Now Stream Video from Pirate Bay

Another site here: The Pirate Bay now lets you stream torrents from your browser

@Klipsh I don't see any detection by ClamAV but AVG detects. Not long ago, AegisLab detects as well (more than just adware). Will send this into Norton out of curiosity.

While I'd be willing to set up a VM to test this (for malicious activity) I'm not willing to use the torrent feature (download). Regardless though, if this plugin has anything to do with The Pirate Bay, I'd steer clear from it (they are known to have malicious ads on their site (which do sometimes drop files, lock up browser, etc), and needless to say, malicious torrent downloads sometimes.

And I personally like to stay on the legal side of things.

Yes you're right, the detection is changed

 

[_CyberGhosT_]

This is a tool with the sole purpose of enabling the streaming of pirated media ?
Not going near it with a 10ft. pole.