I'm getting this error when clicking on a mega hyperlink that is supposed to lead to the artist's archive and it should be link that was recently updated too... I'm assuming there's not much I can do about this though?

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Mega Hyperlink toru 12/27/24 (Fri) 08:35:23 No.50591

I'm getting this error when clicking on a mega hyperlink that is supposed to lead to the artist's archive and it should be link that was recently updated too… I'm assuming there's not much I can do about this though?

Anonymous 12/27/24 (Fri) 10:21:37 No.50593

>>50591
not a kemono issue the link is just dead from creator deleting

Anonymous 12/27/24 (Fri) 17:44:32 No.50603

It doesn't even have to be deleted or have the key changed to trigger this.

Mega changed security recently due to a critical vulnerability that allowed you to directly get decryption keys without the hash and salt. There's an article about the exploit on several security sites. It was like that for a very long time too so I wouldn't be surprised if the people who got wind of it moved to another filehost.

If they read this though, Dropbox, Sendfile and Google Drive all have critical vulnerabilities that aren't patched so don't waste your time moving your files. Onsite embeds also have their own vulnerabilities and they are nasty.

Anonymous 12/27/24 (Fri) 21:12:35 No.50608

>>50603
source? unless you're talking about mid 2022, which is old and most likely not relevant for this. 99% just a dead link due to creator preventing leaks.