Does accessing the November PPeH download malware on iphones?

[nothingchanges]

I clicked on the PPeH link in the resources compilation page and now I'm worried that I downloaded malware. It took a few minutes to load and then I spent a few minutes looking through the PPeH. Someone in another thread said that you download malware by accessing that. Could anyone confirm this and suggest maybe what to do about it? I'm freaking out ):

 

[wanttogetonthebus]

I downloaded it on an iPhone. I have no malware. It just takes awhile to load because it's a big file and you're loading it all in your smartphone browser.

 

[FromGermany]

I clicked on the PPeH link in the resources compilation page and now I'm worried that I downloaded malware. It took a few minutes to load and then I spent a few minutes looking through the PPeH. Someone in another thread said that you download malware by accessing that. Could anyone confirm this and suggest maybe what to do about it? I'm freaking out ):

The problem was with Anonfiles. It's now a direct PDF download. No new windows will be opened, so no malware like it was the case with Anon.

You can safe the PDF after is has completely loaded in your browser.

 

[callme]

Sure it does, people can't handle phone snobs with 1500$ phones, so that's why they inject malware to iPhones only

 

[justsayin]

Sure it does, people can't handle phone snobs with 1500$ phones, so that's why they inject malware to iPhones only

Comments like this are not helping anyone. Multiple members got themselves infected from anonfile pop-ups, and I've written multiple posts in order to prevent further infections. I don't know what happens on iPhones, though.

 

[callme]

Comments like this are not helping anyone. Multiple members got themselves infected from anonfile pop-ups, and I've written multiple posts in order to prevent further infections. I don't know what happens on iPhones, though.

Hm, Adblockers are usually not helping much either, I guess. Well, problem was with the website, not iPhones so they must be ok now. If it's the OS, clearly womething sets off its security sytem idk..

Is it certain it isn't one of those fake popup malware messages?

 

[justsayin]

Hm, Adblockers are usually not helping much either, I guess. Well, problem was with the website, not iPhones so they must be ok now. If it's the OS, clearly womething sets off its security sytem idk..

Is it certain it isn't one of those fake popup malware messages?

I already wrote about it dozen of times. Please don't make me do it again.

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...-emails-listed-in-the-ppeh.62779/post-1329958

https://sanctioned-suicide.net/thre...-new-contact-details-for-d.76628/post-1390122

 

[nothingchanges]

Comments like this are not helping anyone. Multiple members got themselves infected from anonfile pop-ups, and I've written multiple posts in order to prevent further infections. I don't know what happens on iPhones, though.

Hey, I don't really understand much of this because I'm not very tech savvy. By clicking on the PDF link to the november ppeh in the resources compilation and letting it load in my browser, do you think any malware may have been downloaded to my phone? Any insight would be so appreciated.

 

[FromGermany]

No.

 

[justsayin]

Hey, I don't really understand much of this because I'm not very tech savvy. By clicking on the PDF link to the november ppeh in the resources compilation and letting it load in my browser, do you think any malware may have been downloaded to my phone? Any insight would be so appreciated.

It's not complicated. Links to anonfiles.com are causing problems. August PPeH still uses anonfiles.com link, while November one was moved to cyberdrop.to. If you have used cyberdrop.to link, then you are fine. PPeH is a big book, and it may take a minute or two to download.

 

[callme]

Huh, strange that a file sharing site with a domain like .to sounds fishy and is more reliable than a .com.

 

[jaydin72]

Yes I don't trust any of the resources on here anymore