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Free software and commercial software (trials, demos) can also be viewed separately. Products are arranged in categories and sub-categories, which visitors can sort according to most recent updates, number of downloads, or ratings. Malwarebytes FreeĮach review features the reviewer's 1–5 star rating, and often a public rating, to which any of the site's visitors may contribute. Unlike most software sites that publish information provided by software developers, Softpedia's reviews are personally written by its staff reviewers. Whenever possible, Softpedia includes one or more screenshots of each downloadable application, often showing its menus to help illustrate its features. It indexes, reviews and hosts downloadable software, has dedicated sections for Windows, Mac, Linux, Games, Drivers, Mobile, Webscripts, and News, and reports on technology and science topics from both external and in-house sources. Softpedia is a software and tech-news website based in Romania.

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Optional (not compulsory to download software) Note: Some antivirus and antispyware programs flag IGI 2: Covert Strike +5 Trainer as being infected/malware, although the application is perfectly safe and does not pose a threat to your system. With the new IGI 2: Covert Strike +5 Trainer you will be able to have infinite health, infinite ammo, fast lockpick and others. Kaspersky talked about typo Malware back in March, and here’s our own Jovi Umawing highlighting what can go wrong when trying to reach your bank online.Any version of Malwarebytes distributed on Uptodown is completely virus-free and free to download at no cost. You don’t always get a second chance, and there are worse things lurking at the other end of a fingers / keyboard failure than a PUP. We have of course notified Softpedia about the site in question, and they’re already aware of it.Īlways remember that one misplaced letter in a URL bar can have unforeseen consequences, and be particularly careful when asked to enter personal information or download executable files. com as the “real” Softpedia URL.Īnother one for the “May help to catch an unsuspecting newcomer but probably won’t work on a Softpedia fan” pile, then. This won’t help everybody who may visit, but at the very least people familiar with Softpedia and the new look will hear alarm bells ringing sooner rather than later. Although the site creator hit typo paydirt by switching the letter o for the number zero – look how close together they are on the keyboard! – it might be tricky to sell .pw instead of. Unfortunately for whoever made it, Softpedia has just had a major redesign and so the imitation is already looking outdated.

It’s possible that the installer is broken or somebody already switched off the download / distribution channel.Īccording to Whois data, the site – which is privacy protected – was created on the 12th of September 2014. In testing, it gave an “install complete” message but no trace of the above programs could be found.

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Running the file opens up a EULA for InstallPath File Manager, which leads to various yes / no install options for IstartSurf, OffersWizard and Plus HD (if you’re in “expert mode” – otherwise it’ll just assume you want everything by default). The VirusTotal page lists some of the names the file has gone by:ĬSGO Multihack September 14.exe_3038_i1336425480_il907688.exe The file is a PUP (potentially unwanted program) currently pegged at 11 / 53 on VirusTotal, and users of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware will find we detect it as . The main download offered in the above screenshot is live at time of writing, though: Many of the links on the page redirect to 403: forbidden messages on another URL. The site has a dead frontpage and an “under construction” message:Įlsewhere, however, things are a little more interesting: You may well be familiar with Softpedia, which is a huge library of downloadable software and breaking news stories. We recently noticed a Softpedia mention on a Facebook post, except something didn’t look quite right with the URL:Īnd they’ve replaced the letter “o” with a zero (just in case it isn’t clear from the formatting).