Habr distributes malware?

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semax952016-01-04 05:15:34

Habr

semax95, 2016-01-04 05:15:34

I decided to finish reading the post on Habré, which was opened earlier in the Chrome mobile tab and saw an offer to download the file: "Android_Update_6.apk".
Screenshots in dropbox: https://carousel.dropbox.com/photos/cc/DSu7juo21P17PEM
Apk itself: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ijia43wtqqjqqsl/Android_...
From open tabs: Google, w3bsit3-dns.com habr.
Of course, it's very cool that the administration wants to earn, as they say, the flag in your hands, but without me as a user.

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Alexey, 2016-01-05
@Sterhel

The problem is in one of the ads from Google, if you have the opportunity - leave a link to my comment to a specific ad (or ads) that are on the page from which you are prompted to download this file.
This is the only way we can figure out a specific advertiser so that Google blocks it.

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Alexander Taratin, 2016-01-04
@Taraflex

Your Internet provider does not sin with the substitution of advertising?

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Sergey, 2016-01-04
@butteff

Maybe a virus on your phone?

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jonny17, 2016-01-04
@jonny17

Observed identical behavior of Habr!
When viewing a post from a smart machine, the file "Android_Update_6.apk" was loaded automatically. The download was from the domain (I can make a mistake, I write from memory) - tracking2016.ru.
I haven’t installed it on smart for the last couple of months, I don’t think it’s a virus.