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[NickSun]

I take it this is still happening?

yes. issue is still there. in short, all releases without underscore symbol in name are ignored

 

[aGGyunit]

@admin @Scnlog
can you take a look and fix this please?

 

[khaled13]

movies also stuck

 

[rappunzel]

many nitroflare links are premium only.

 

[jjfreak]

I'm getting a lot of these lately: An unexpected database error occurred. Please try again later.

 

[aGGyunit]

Apps section is stuck and almost a week behind now.
MP3 section still skipping releases as explained by Nicksun , here more info

@Scnlog @admin plz fix.

 

[Scnlog]

What are some examples of missing MP3s within the last days?

 

[samaddy]

Here's a couple from the last 24 hours:

Keistep-Ammos-(CL249)-WEB-2025-PTC
Nes-Conflicts-(SYS074)-WEB-2025-PTC
Wailey-Distance-(HIGHERSTATE0012)-WEB-2025-PTC
Astrek-Recognise-(LU007)-WEB-2025-PTC
Voser-Catacombs-(DSM036)-WEB-2025-PTC

 

[SimpeleZiel]

Awesome, looks like releases that don't contain an underscore are being uploaded again. Thanks so much for fixing it!

 

[shav0]

Awesome, looks like releases that don't contain an underscore are being uploaded again. Thanks so much for fixing it!

Still seems to be a problem in music/flac, two examples:

Halestorm-Everest-CD-FLAC-2025-PERFECT
Anamanaguchi-Anyway-24BIT-96KHZ-WEB-FLAC-2025-OBZEN

 

[SimpeleZiel]

Still seems to be a problem in music/flac, two examples:

Halestorm-Everest-CD-FLAC-2025-PERFECT
Anamanaguchi-Anyway-24BIT-96KHZ-WEB-FLAC-2025-OBZEN

Yeah, you're right. It was fine for a while, but since yesterday afternoon all releases without underscores have been skipped again. Oh well...

 

[uncle_r0b]

Hey Houston, there's a problem with the ddownload.com links (they're gone). Can you take a look?
P.S: The new multiup system is unusable (for me).

 

[uncle_r0b]

P.P.S.: By the way, the file downloaded from mega.nz (set-up.exe) via multiup.io is flagged as "suspicious" by some antivirus programs, including Bitdefender.
Can someone explain this to me?

 

[mv24280]

P.P.S.: By the way, the file downloaded from mega.nz (set-up.exe) via multiup.io is flagged as "suspicious" by some antivirus programs, including Bitdefender.
Can someone explain this to me?

The official file from Mega.nz is MEGAsyncSetup32.exe (105MB) or MEGAsyncSetup64.exe (114MB) for Windows versions so I don't know if the set-up.exe is one of these or just some random spam installer

 

[uncle_r0b]

I'm not a virus hunter, but the file that appears by default in *all* the links posted here on scn (through multiup.io) appears to be a monstrous thing, over 650 MB in size (coincidentally, it's larger than what online AVs require...).
If you try to recompress it, you get a 3.2 MB file, the right size for a serious Trojan.
It's well-built, and the software signature appears authentic.
I still recommend not running it on your PC.

I'm perplexed. I've been using scn for years and always thought it was very concerned about protecting its users from this kind of filth.
Maybe something has changed?

 

[aGGyunit]

Use an ad blocker?
Where are you getting this download?

All files uploaded on this main page should be .rar or .mkv
Any .exe file is from an unblocked ad

 

[aGGyunit]

Mega.nz isn't even used as a mirror since you need an account, which is capped at 50gb.
The bot would need to make a new account every few hours.

 

[mv24280]

Mega.nz isn't even used as a mirror since you need an account, which is capped at 50gb.
The bot would need to make a new account every few hours.

I wish it was 50, but it's only 20GB for a free account. I installed the Mega app on windows and mobile to get 5+5GB extra for 365 days.

 

[CPN]

Afaik, the .exe file is distributed via an ad on the multiup page.
Just use a download manager like JDownloader2 for multiup links, so you don't have to open them in your browser.

 

[rappunzel]

I'm not a virus hunter, but the file that appears by default in *all* the links posted here on scn (through multiup.io) appears to be a monstrous thing, over 650 MB in size (coincidentally, it's larger than what online AVs require...).
If you try to recompress it, you get a 3.2 MB file, the right size for a serious Trojan.
It's well-built, and the software signature appears authentic.
I still recommend not running it on your PC.

I'm perplexed. I've been using scn for years and always thought it was very concerned about protecting its users from this kind of filth.
Maybe something has changed?

you are redirected into a page that is visually not a hoster with a file . It's an false webpage with a fake file . Just close a page and click the link again. You'll be redirected to a proper page.