Thread: Security Warning (CSS Hack)

It's a vulnerability that checks your Browser History (not your cookies) through CSS. The gist of the hack is that CSS allows you to specify different responses/styles if a link has been visited or not - thus allowing the website to effectively query your browser history.



Any news on other trackers that are using this, or only x264 so far?

This sucks, if I completely disable browser history a lot of /browse.php pages don't work (log me out or redirect to home). I'm hoping for security update for Opera :S

No disabling browse history will not log you out of anything steller and everything will function as normal. I've never ever kept browser history on FF.

@wtfmate
Do you want a video or something?
If I say it does to me, it means it does, I can't win anything out of it by lying

Originally Posted by princest.zelda

If you are using mozilla:
First of all, open your history tabs, delete all with keyword torrent-invites.com.
Then install below plugin :
History Blocker
Add *.torrent-invites.com as your blacklist.

Sweet action, thanks for the tip. History Blocker works wonders.

Originally Posted by Stellar Cascade

@wtfmate
Do you want a video or something?
If I say it does to me, it means it does, I can't win anything out of it by lying

LOL... I get it too, though after I log back in everything is alright in both firefox (mac) and chrome (pc).

Originally Posted by princest.zelda

Then install below plugin :
History Blocker
Add *.torrent-invites.com as your blacklist.

they want me to login before i can download it
seems like they're not much better than the guys i wanna fight with that

Originally Posted by airman

Any news on other trackers that are using this, or only x264 so far?

what and gft but what is the #1 regarding spy things generally.

Originally Posted by rHA2Or8z

what and gft but what is the #1 regarding spy things generally.

do u have proof that they are using the same method?