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It's not just possible. I've verified it myself. I have the waterfox fork, noscript and ublock origin. I always get the .rar or .zip on the first try with gofile. I get NoScript XSS warnings. Guess what XSS is?This hasn't been my experience with Windows Defender. I check everything I download from the internet with it and never had it act out, with the exception of Cheat Engine. It makes sense that WD detects it as a potential threat since it's a memory editor.
That is possible of course, but it's the first time in this thread at least that multiple people detected a threat inside a new release.
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On my chrome, it's virgin. Only installed for programs that use it as a dependency. If I open the same gofile link in chrome, it attempts to download the MSI installer instead of the zip/rar. If I open a private tab, I'll get offered a MSI installer or an EXE installer.
This is gofile allowing their ad providers to run code on their site. Said code directs you to a downloader file to a virus-attached version of the files.