Thread: Security Warning (CSS Hack)

hey dude can you tell us which are the sites ?

Originally Posted by TranceX

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

the what guys are using just every method they can get and share the results as well.
further you can assume that they have their 'sources' in many well known places.

Originally Posted by kat

hey dude can you tell us which are the sites ?

x264, what, gft, scc are known to share details. not sure how much and how often but it's not a secret that they're doing it.

I love No Script and Adblock Plus. They give me the illusion that im safe from crap on the internet haha

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.

Now you can use browser freely, together with history feature. No worries.

Ive tested it. Works wonderfully.
I hope I'm helping out.
Cheers.

I found that I had to add [http://www.torrent-invites.com] (without the brackets) as well to the blocked list but it works great now. Thanks!!!

also one more quick simple way without blocking any history whatsoever, on firefox (and only firefox):

- Type about:config in the address bar
- In the filter list, type layout.css.visited_links_enabled
- The default value is true, change it to false by double clicking it.
- Restart your firefox

Thank you for the tip, btw i am using noscript but even with that this link CSS History Hack Without JavaScript still shows that im vulnerable now i am using the HistoryBlock add on and i think im safe

edit1: even using HisotryBlock if i visit (i.e http://ha.ckers.org/) it shows visited and after i close the tab it diss apear, so dont visit any pagr while you have your torrent web page open

Good to see were putting up a fight
Thanks for bringing this to our attention Vegas.

Ive disabled browser history..
We should sticky this.
Or maybe add to the list of rules that you must disable history.
If we invite someone and they get banned for using t-i then our accounts could be in jeopardy as well.

We should actually use this method on our own.
Check their history for THIS website.
Those who have it in their history should be warned or not allowed to log in until browser history is erased or disabled.
Just an idea but it will keep a lot of accounts safe.

NoScript, as its name, is to disable javascript. But this hack does not require java script at all.

You need to delete history of TI and your trackers, before or after installing HistoryBlock, as you like.
After adding the sites into blacklist, the history wont be ever kept again under your Mozilla.
You are free to visit any site u like.

Originally Posted by Jumbaleo

Thank you for the tip, btw i am using noscript but even with that this link CSS History Hack Without JavaScript still shows that im vulnerable now i am using the HistoryBlock add on and i think im safe

edit1: even using HisotryBlock if i visit (i.e ha.ckers.org web application security lab) it shows visited and after i close the tab it diss apear, so dont visit any pagr while you have your torrent web page open

just to let you guys know that for those that use google chrome there is a way to browse the net without having it be recorded to your history.



Not sure if this will help but I hope it does. Cause I myself love to use google chrome