me watching the same guy post his 15th uploadmall.co link of the day
The "SS The Guy" phenomenon is a classic example of how the internet reacts to spam: by turning it into a joke. While the phrase might be funny to see in a comment section, the links behind it are usually anything but. If you've run into this yourself, let me know: did you see the link? (Twitter, Discord, etc.) Did the account look like a bot or a hacked user ?
uploadmall.com · Issue #192661 · AdguardTeam/AdguardFilters SS The Guy Posting Links To Https Uploadmall Co...
In 2023, a shortlink domain similar to Uploadmall was used to distribute the Raccoon Stealer malware, harvesting 2 million+ passwords from infected machines.
Like many things on the internet, the clunky, ungrammatical nature of the phrase made it funny. People started posting it in comment sections where it had absolutely no context, just to confuse others. 🛡️ Safety First: Dealing with Random Links me watching the same guy post his 15th uploadmall
If you run a community and see a user posting https://uploadmall.co links (especially with "SS" in the message):
To the uninitiated, the keyword "SS The Guy Posting Links To Https Uploadmall Co..." reads like a broken sentence, a fragment of a conversation caught in a spider’s web. However, to the seasoned internet archivist or the "data hoarder," it is a beacon. (Twitter, Discord, etc
“Banned for the 4th time today. Stop posting sketchy uploadmall links.”