Malware info:

Are the files virus free?

Short answer: yes ✅

  1. Everything we upload is both tested and scanned before hand.
  2. Everything we upload is only taken from trusted sites and reputable scene groups such as m0nkrus, R2R, Team V.R, monter, Inv3rt, and many popular reuploaders (excluding those on fmhy.net/unsafe).

But my antivirus blocked the file?
Most crcks use a form of injection that spoofs the auth (knows if you own it); however, this method causes antivirus to flag. Due to the fact it's similar to how normal malware works. However, flags like PUA:Win32 or Trojan:Script/Wacatac. B!m are flags that are generic; however, you can test the crcks yourself on a VM.

How to dictate if the file you downloaded was malware

  1. The zip/rar's name should relate to what you were meaning to download (ex: After Effects). The zip/rar's name should NOT be "x64-x32."
  2. The download should not have been an automatic download; you should've had to manually click download on MediaFire/PixelDrain.
  3. If the thing you are downloading has a tutorial, you can check the tutorial and see if the files look the same; if not, you may have downloaded a popup.
  4. If it's not locked or the password isn't Editing, it's most likely malware.

At the end of the day there's always a risk with piracy if you really care about your safety and don't trust randos on the internet. You should either A) test it yourself on a virtual machine (VM) or B) purchase it.

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Pub: 05 Mar 2025 22:03 UTC

Edit: 29 Oct 2025 16:03 UTC

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