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8th December 2012, 19:20

From my experience, I actually remember the total number of viruses & the like I've ever run into from downloading files or even visiting porn sites over 15 years or so-one. But as long as you have anti-virus software and keep it up-to-date, you really have nothing to worry about. And if you run into a problem on one certain site, just don't go back there.

cool9 · 9th December 2012, 03:06

You talking filesharing or bittorrent? When a file is downloaded usually your anti-virus is programmed to scan it automatically or you can manually scan it. I've collected well over 6-7 TB since '95 and never once ran across xxx file w/virus.

You're more likely to hit a virus from a webpage so be careful which webpages you open. (I've found the Eastern European websites are the most suspect with spam and viruses.) I had my entire OS wiped out by a webpage virus once.

Make sure your browser has good security. Even image pages (ie. screenshots) over the internet are loaded with popups and spam and will mess with your browser. (Eastern European/Russian screenshot pages are loaded with this stuff.)

Never open an .exe file if you are not sure what it is or where it came from. Scan it and/or delete it.

Use all the tools you can find: Spywareblaster, Spybot, Anti-virus, Malwarebytes, Hijackthis. Definitely use more than one Spyware software.

ardee2x · 9th December 2012, 16:40

All good advise. You are more likely to get a virus, if there is one, from a bit torrent DL than a file sharing DL as most hosts, probably all, scan their uploads regularly to prevent any mishaps.

10th December 2012, 17:00

You are more likely to get a virus from the imagehost/filehost (usually an ad that wasnt checked) then the content itself.

chibunda · 30th December 2012, 11:25

buy a good antivirus like kaspersky internet security 2013, and no virus will bother you (no fuc**** n0rt0n or m@c@ffee

CRRonaldo · 2nd January 2013, 02:16

Just make sure its not a exe file and you should be ok. Porn is porn though.

Drksdfmn · 3rd January 2013, 19:20

Honestly... I've been downloading porn since I had an internet connection and have very rarely came across a file with an imbedded virus. I use Avira free antivirus and nothing else unless I need to remove malware in which case I use Malware bytes. Also keep an eye on the file extension of the file you're grabbing. Usually stay away from .exe files as that is a program that will launch an installer for something you probably don't want. Familiarize yourself with proper file extensions and get a good antivirus program (use only one antivirus, using more is a waste and will slow your PC to a crawl) and you should be fine. Keep in mind a good rule is about 5-10Mb per minute of the video. So if the file name and size doesnt check out, then you may wanna pay extra attention.

DigNap15 · 5th January 2013, 21:21

I've downloaded thousands of files through PS and have never got a virus.

I think the threats of virus these days is pretty small and exaggerated by companies such as Norton that want to sell you their bloated crap.

Stay away from Warez sites, unless you know what you are doing.

bunnyslayer · 6th January 2013, 12:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by intimatelock

I'm really worried and paranoid about this, how can I know if a file I'm downloading might have a virus?

Avast = No virus

superbarnie · 23rd January 2013, 05:39

If the file extension is not .exe, then it is very unlikely to be a virus. However, it is still possible to embed an .exe within media files, so you should install an antivirus to be sure. If you don't want to buy an antivirus then then download Microsoft Security Essentials. It is free and works pretty well.

30th December 2012, 11:25	#15
chibunda Registered User Addicted Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 115 Thanks: 251 Thanked 105 Times in 42 Posts	buy a good antivirus like kaspersky internet security 2013, and no virus will bother you (no fuc**** n0rt0n or m@c@ffee Last edited by chibunda; 30th December 2012 at 14:04.

5th January 2013, 21:21	#18
DigNap15 V.I.P. Clinically Insane Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 4,843 Thanks: 9,599 Thanked 12,808 Times in 3,719 Posts	I've downloaded thousands of files through PS and have never got a virus. I think the threats of virus these days is pretty small and exaggerated by companies such as Norton that want to sell you their bloated crap. Stay away from Warez sites, unless you know what you are doing. __________________ Could I suggest that you backup all of your files to an external hard drive and store this offsite.

8th December 2012, 19:20	#11
asianpornlover Guest Posts: n/a	From my experience, I actually remember the total number of viruses & the like I've ever run into from downloading files or even visiting porn sites over 15 years or so-one. But as long as you have anti-virus software and keep it up-to-date, you really have nothing to worry about. And if you run into a problem on one certain site, just don't go back there.

9th December 2012, 03:06	#12
cool9 Registered User Addicted Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 128 Thanks: 566 Thanked 259 Times in 83 Posts	You talking filesharing or bittorrent? When a file is downloaded usually your anti-virus is programmed to scan it automatically or you can manually scan it. I've collected well over 6-7 TB since '95 and never once ran across xxx file w/virus. You're more likely to hit a virus from a webpage so be careful which webpages you open. (I've found the Eastern European websites are the most suspect with spam and viruses.) I had my entire OS wiped out by a webpage virus once. Make sure your browser has good security. Even image pages (ie. screenshots) over the internet are loaded with popups and spam and will mess with your browser. (Eastern European/Russian screenshot pages are loaded with this stuff.) Never open an .exe file if you are not sure what it is or where it came from. Scan it and/or delete it. Use all the tools you can find: Spywareblaster, Spybot, Anti-virus, Malwarebytes, Hijackthis. Definitely use more than one Spyware software.

9th December 2012, 16:40	#13
ardee2x Addicted Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: North of the equator, west of Greenwich meridian, east of the international date line. Posts: 569 Thanks: 1,736 Thanked 2,340 Times in 509 Posts	All good advise. You are more likely to get a virus, if there is one, from a bit torrent DL than a file sharing DL as most hosts, probably all, scan their uploads regularly to prevent any mishaps.

10th December 2012, 17:00	#14
philon1 Guest Posts: n/a	You are more likely to get a virus from the imagehost/filehost (usually an ad that wasnt checked) then the content itself.

2nd January 2013, 02:16	#16
CRRonaldo Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 2 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 2 Posts	Just make sure its not a exe file and you should be ok. Porn is porn though.

3rd January 2013, 19:20	#17
Drksdfmn Junior Member Newbie Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Louisville, KY Posts: 20 Thanks: 16 Thanked 98 Times in 17 Posts	Honestly... I've been downloading porn since I had an internet connection and have very rarely came across a file with an imbedded virus. I use Avira free antivirus and nothing else unless I need to remove malware in which case I use Malware bytes. Also keep an eye on the file extension of the file you're grabbing. Usually stay away from .exe files as that is a program that will launch an installer for something you probably don't want. Familiarize yourself with proper file extensions and get a good antivirus program (use only one antivirus, using more is a waste and will slow your PC to a crawl) and you should be fine. Keep in mind a good rule is about 5-10Mb per minute of the video. So if the file name and size doesnt check out, then you may wanna pay extra attention.

23rd January 2013, 05:39	#20
superbarnie Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 9 Thanks: 0 Thanked 19 Times in 8 Posts	If the file extension is not .exe, then it is very unlikely to be a virus. However, it is still possible to embed an .exe within media files, so you should install an antivirus to be sure. If you don't want to buy an antivirus then then download Microsoft Security Essentials. It is free and works pretty well.