Does Sextracker install spyware?

Opti · 2005-02-02, 06:38 AM

Saw Aga post that Avenue/FCI targetted UK surfers for a while.. then sent an update to infected surfers that took 30% of Meat/Aga's UK Traffic overnight (30% of yours and mine too, but we werent aware)

The software aparently detected when a surfer hits the join page of an adult site... and automatically changes the referal code to their own code.. or reditects the surfer off to another site or whatever. *SUCKS*

Doe's anyone else feel ripped off?

Meat · 2005-02-02, 07:26 AM

Sextracker have been using there counters and dialers to drop trojan virus onto peoples computers for a few years.

Once a computer has been infected sextracker can then send commands to the computer to make it behave anyway they want.

It can redirect pages, it can change urls, it can access peoples email and instant messsenger lists and instruct them to send an email to everyone in the contact list on the users behalf recommending whatever site sextracker want to promote, it delivers op ups, it can be used to launch DDos attacks...

in short the computer no longer belongs to the owner but to Sextracker. Commands to computers can be done down to an individual IP number and are issued from a bank of servers located in various parts of the world

If you send traffic to sextracker or moneytree and your surfer is infected by the trojan then you have lost that surfer forever, they will never be able to access your site again if ST decide they dont want them to.

We caught them when we discovered we had an infected computer, we typed in netpond.com and it sent us directly to moneytree, in fact no matter what URL we typed into browser it redirected us to Moneytree.

We bought two new computers and infected one of them and then we spent 2 weeks videoing what happened to each computer we then flew our lawyer over and he spent 3 days doing same thing.

30% of our clients traffic dissapeared over night and at that stage we were running millions of hits a day so you can do the math.

GenXer · 2005-02-02, 08:26 AM

Sextracker is on a few of my sites, and I'm thinking about dropping it. Don't want my surfers getting annoying crap on their computers.

2005-02-02, 08:26 AM	#3
GenXer Are you sure this is the Sci-Fi Convention? It's full of nerds! Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The U.S.A Posts: 267	Sextracker is on a few of my sites, and I'm thinking about dropping it. Don't want my surfers getting annoying crap on their computers. __________________ Top Adult Writing Services icq 375-089-597

2005-02-02, 06:38 AM	#1
Opti I Didn't Do It Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: au Posts: 795	Saw Aga post that Avenue/FCI targetted UK surfers for a while.. then sent an update to infected surfers that took 30% of Meat/Aga's UK Traffic overnight (30% of yours and mine too, but we werent aware) The software aparently detected when a surfer hits the join page of an adult site... and automatically changes the referal code to their own code.. or reditects the surfer off to another site or whatever. SUCKS Doe's anyone else feel ripped off?

2005-02-02, 07:26 AM	#2
Meat Heh Heh Heh! Lisa! Vampires are make believe, just like elves and gremlins and eskimos! Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 72	Sextracker have been using there counters and dialers to drop trojan virus onto peoples computers for a few years. Once a computer has been infected sextracker can then send commands to the computer to make it behave anyway they want. It can redirect pages, it can change urls, it can access peoples email and instant messsenger lists and instruct them to send an email to everyone in the contact list on the users behalf recommending whatever site sextracker want to promote, it delivers op ups, it can be used to launch DDos attacks... in short the computer no longer belongs to the owner but to Sextracker. Commands to computers can be done down to an individual IP number and are issued from a bank of servers located in various parts of the world If you send traffic to sextracker or moneytree and your surfer is infected by the trojan then you have lost that surfer forever, they will never be able to access your site again if ST decide they dont want them to. We caught them when we discovered we had an infected computer, we typed in netpond.com and it sent us directly to moneytree, in fact no matter what URL we typed into browser it redirected us to Moneytree. We bought two new computers and infected one of them and then we spent 2 weeks videoing what happened to each computer we then flew our lawyer over and he spent 3 days doing same thing. 30% of our clients traffic dissapeared over night and at that stage we were running millions of hits a day so you can do the math.