There are several solutions that these people – the ones that upload this crap – use to bundle *.exe’s together taht you can buy that create fully undetectable payloads – the spyware that is attached to an app – that all virus scanners cannot pick up, even at runtime.

Eg. Redemptions Binder v2 & Lulz Cryptor – then there are custom apps used by very few experts PPI uploaders as well that they code themselves. They encrypt files using a unique key every time so it’s impossible to detect. Because the PPI exe is changed every day – unique to every user that bundles PPi as well – virus scanners often have no chance against them. They can be a pain in the ass to remove and sometimes cannot be.

“be intelligent enough to sift through the malware like the rest of us so it doesnt infect his computer”

What – are you a frikkin moron – do you think that you or anyone else can spot these expert’s uploads, they aren’t amatuers. Newbies at uploading PPI will label stuff “#1 this” and “best that” but the pros (and there are a large number) will make torrent descriptions that are perfectly legitimate looking, using fully undetectable exe’s so no one can comment because no one realises – for a long time if at all. Once the average public tracker user identifies they have a PPI malware infection they cannot identify the torrent because it’s encrypted using a unique key – no two bundles are the same. PPI malware uploaders are making lotsa monet off public trackers.

The whole point is why expose yourself to this risk – as well as fakes, low quality and slow download speeds.

http://www.pay-per-install.org

Poor sucker must really have it in for TPB & must not be intelligent enough to sift through the malware like the rest of us so it doesnt infect his computer or brain.

If this donkey has membership @ private tracker i pity the fool that gave him the invite