Argent Designz
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This Is my guide to being safe, before anyone says It's not and you have some random junk-ass kids complain saying you got this information from another site I will link you to my account in which was the one that posted this information in the first place.
Thread I Created For A Simple Guide
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Picture In which was taken and I received 0 Mention for, thanks.
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Look at the re-directory & time.
I am currently looking into creating a plug-in for Team-speak (this will be 100% developed by me, having 0 malicious files the only understanding is to protect you with it.).
The end result will be to fix the issues with what I've just recently seen:
I plan to have the plug-in so It highlights like it would if you scrolled over an award or a webpage, you'd have that box to show you the URL website in which you'd be going to if you clicked it.
This will stop users being fooled by this fake update, although if you really want a simple fix then instead of clicking the link in which pops up as a modal message follow these steps.
> Close The Modal
> Click "Help" (Located In the top right corner of the TeamSpeak Client)
> Click "Check For Updates".
> This will then tell you if you have an update or not, keeping you entirely safe, TeamSpeak have an update feature anyways that will open a box before TeamSpeak even opens so you shouldn't fall for that method of attack when they're trying to rat/steam-invent steal or keylog you.
