The archive you quote has about 7.9MB after unpacking. I unpacked it in Linux where I don't have an antivirus, so any suspicious file could not be silently removed.. so I really don't know what more to write.. The exe is not there..
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I found its link in my Chrome Downloads because I had deleted it. I used to Simple Mass Downloader Chrome extension to re-download it. This time I got "File wasn't available on site" message. Seems like the uploader of the file removed it.
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The person you mention here didn't link version 2.3 from AWS. His file you're referring to is on mega.nz. Moreover, you first point out the version (2.3), but then you give a screenshot showing versions 1.1. Regardless of what you found, it all sounds contradictory and even suspicious.
OK. I got it. Click on the Babiato's Download button at the top. You will go to upload.ee download page. The link seems broken for your first few trials. But when you click on the download link for the 4th time download will appear in Windows and then you can save it to your drive.
Most probably I downloaded 1.16.2 from the Babiato download button. Then I supposed that it was @p.majax 's file. Sorry mate. I also redownloaded it from upload.ee this time it looks like a normal plugin. I am really wondering why some of the files published here are stored in places like upload.ee or sometimes a list of available download servers appears. Can upload.ee serve randomly corrupted files? Like sometimes it will give the right file, sometimes it will give the malware etc. Is it possible? Because the button is not working until 3-4 trials.
I am not able to further fact-check the issue because I deleted the file.
Wait for a second. I found it in my recycle bin.
Thank you for helping me out @4c0u8
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You are developing interesting theories here, but from one of your screenshots it is obvious that you were not connected to the server at all (you write that the button was not working while your connection was not working or the server refused to connect). From other screenshots, since you are trying to document something, it is not even obvious where the file was, since you took a picture of the file name, not its path, date of last change and size :]
As for the repository, you have the last edit/upload date and it's like 3 years old - that means the file is original. Also considering that, according to the discussion here, you are the first person in that time to post something like that. Unless someone conspired and waited three years to find it and at the exact moment you go to download it, to slip you a Windows .exe file to install on a Linux web server where the .exe is really useless :]
Sorry for not taking proper screenshots at the first time. @4c0u8
As I said earlier, I tried upload.ee again today to be clear and the incoming file was safe today. If you need further investigation, I can upload the zipped malware file to you by restoring it again from my recycle bin. I think the problem here is these third-party upload-download servers. Their purpose is unknown to me.
As I said earlier, I tried upload.ee again today to be clear and the incoming file was safe today. If you need further investigation, I can upload the zipped malware file to you by restoring it again from my recycle bin. I think the problem here is these third-party upload-download servers. Their purpose is unknown to me.
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If you mean that upload.ee occasionally and randomly slips in infected files instead of the original ones, I don't think we can solve that here..
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