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no system is foolproof. someone somewhere will look to exploit it in some manner for their own gain.
Yeah, but curseforge is already know that these things happen to often there. It’s sad that this now happen too with Sims4 mods on curseforge. In the end a mod-user can’t trust new created accounts and their uploaded mods as long such things can happen. This destroy this: *We are a safe place to get your mods*.
Indeed.
Indeed.
Indubitably! xD
That being said, i have NEVER used a mod from curseforge! Just the name has always made me shy away from that site lol
But thank you OP for the heads up!
Both instances were uploaded under suspicious circumstances and contained the same code, so it's reasonable to believe that in this instance, it's likely the same individual or group. However, it could be a test run, like there was a test run of the malware that was spread through CurseForge to the Minecraft community mid last year when high-level or popular accounts were compromised with the intent of spreading malware. There have been many articles about this, but the one from BitDefender is most troubling.
It only matters that they infect some people before being caught. They don't need to infect everyone. A large percentage of The Sims community makes purchases, which means credit card and accounts data.
Just, y'know, some maybe not-so-basic internet-safety practices and all that jazz.
I personally would never play The Sims 4 on console for various different reasons including number 1 I do not want to spend a lot of money on both games, number 2 while I do have console it is only Playstation 2 meaning that it is old and I do not play it that much anymore even though it still works apparently, number 3 even if I had a newer console such as Ps3, Ps4, and/or Ps5, had Xbox 360, or had Nintendo Switch I would not play The Sims 4 on console, number 4 from my own personal experience playing on console can cause a lot of fatigue on the hands and fingers meaning that it may not be a good idea to play it all day and maybe just a few hours at most per day, and number 5 even if someone could enjoy playing The Sims 4 on vanilla instead of using mods/cc I still think that PC is better than console.
Multiple MSQSIMS mods hosted on TSR are now confirmed COMPROMISED!
I did not know that The SIms Resource had mods. I thought it only had cc. I will admit however that it has been a while since I last looked at that website.