Websites of varying legitimacy have recommended that visitors disable their Internet browser and use the site as if nothing is wrong. “We are working on the malware detection system and soon hope to get rid of the problem permanently,” one Kickass administrator told TorrentFreak. The free movies just aren't worth a potential computer infection. Google's Safe Browsing page again includes an advisory to avoid Kickass Torrents. cr domain indicates Costa Rica.) While Google commonly flags piracy sites, this is the second warning in as many weeks for Kickass Torrents, and an indication that the site is infected with more malware than initially suspected. The Harmful Programs advisory informs users that “attackers on kat.cr might attempt to trick you into installing programs that harm your browsing experience (for example, by changing your homepage or showing extra ads on sites you visit).” (The.
Kickass Torrents users complained on Reddit and social media Wednesday that, upon visiting the site, they were greeted not with the usual list of TV shows and movies but rather a giant red warning from Google. Worse yet - for pirates, at least - the situation is starting to look a lot like the demise of the Pirate Bay. Less than two weeks after it managed to remove a Google Harmful Programs warning, visitors trying to log on to the most popular piracy site in the world are again at risk of being infected by malicious software. The future is starting to look bleak for Kickass Torrents. Millions of users, instead of checking out the latest movie listings, were greeted with a warning from Google upon visiting Kickass Torrents.
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