Wicked Upscales, Projects and Funscripts

[CertainlyWicked]

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[jtcrave69]

Thanks for sharing! There are some real gems in here.

[LateBoy]

Malwarebytes raises the alarm on those PN links.

[orgasmscience]

Woah! So much stuff! Thanks for sharing!

[CertainlyWicked]

There are some real gems in here.

Glad you like my assortments - a matter of taste of course - but gems are exactly what I am on the lookout for.
As said, I put effort and time into the scripts but also in the carefully done upscales, that's why I try to choose the material carefully - I want to play them myself.
Thanks for the comment.

Woah! So much stuff! Thanks for sharing!

I guess I forgot to mention, but feedback is always welcomed, once you've enjoyed some of it.
Thanks for the comment, too.

Malwarebytes raises the alarm on those PN links.

It's good to be cautious.
Because I know what I have uploaded, I am sure what you have got is a warning, not a detection, that's a huge difference.
Maybe you post a screenshot?

Some software ring the alert - warning - in general cases, one of my browsers complain all the time about github downloads because they are not downloaded often - *isn't it ironic*, other users get warnings on the try to download a zip file - no matter what the zip file contains, it's a zip, it's devils work.
And Malwarebytes seems to generalize shortpen links the same.

If you haven't, please read the first post and let me know if I've missed to provide important informations, if something is not clear enough.

You could try to copy a link - right mouse button click, paste it to virus total url check, all the big players in secruity - the most trusted and common virus scanners declare the links ok - Acronis, BitDefender, Google, Kaspersky - to name just a few, it was 2 red, 1 yellow against 92 green ones.
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/home/url

Test scan screenshot:

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I use virus total all the time and check every unknown link with it.

If you have a bad feeling about these links, don't download, I don't try to convince here, I just try to inform.
Maybe you come back to this thread in a few months and see that there was no real virus detection, a common practice for those who are unsure - not the worst.

[LateBoy]

Maybe you post a screenshot?

[CertainlyWicked]

@LateBoy:

The screen confirms the generalization method used by Malwarebytes.
Bad boys misusing shortpen to hide the destination of a link, example - typos intentionally:
kttp:/ /hackers-laugh-if-you-click-this/virus-spreader

Doesn't look inviting, could be hidden under a shortpen link, and just because of this possibility Malwarebytes blocks shortpen in general - without checking the destination of the link.
It's like with my browser blocking zip files, it's zip, it's devils work, no matter what's inside.

I've mentioned possibilities - google search and unshort-tools - in the first post, here are some results:

1. Unshorten links

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Unhide ShortPen Links
To unhide ShortPen links, you can use the following methods:

- URL Tools: Use a URL unshortening tool like URLTools to reveal the actual destination URL behind shortened links. Simply copy and paste the shortened URL into the tool, and it will show you the final destination without visiting it.
- Unshorten.net: This is a web-based URL expander that reveals the original long URL behind a shortened link. Paste the shortened link into the input box, submit, and the service will follow redirects to show the final destination URL.
- ADM Tools: This tool reveals the full URL behind any shortened link and works with major shortening services. It helps you verify links, check redirect behavior, and ensure safe browsing.
- Chrome Extension: The "Behind" extension reveals the true destination behind shortened URLs and checks link safety in real-time using Google Safe Browsing. It protects you from phishing, malware, and scam links.
- ToolsForYou: This tool allows you to examine the target URL without actually visiting it, enabling you to make an informed decision about whether or not to proceed to the target site.

2. Analysis of the warning you have posted

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The analysis of the Malwarebytes Browser Guard notification based on technical definitions and the specific output is as follows:
Meaning of the "Riskware" Category

Not direct malware: Riskware refers to legitimate programs or services that are not inherently malicious but pose a security risk if misused for harmful purposes.
Reason for blocking: URL shorteners like shr.pn are frequently categorized as riskware by security filters as a preventive measure because they conceal the actual destination of a link. This functionality can be exploited to redirect users to dangerous sites without the target being visible before clicking.

Analysis of the Specific Data

Website blocked: shr.pn: The block is applied at the domain level. Malwarebytes classifies the entire link-shortening service as risky, rather than necessarily the specific file hosted on Pixeldrain.
v3.1.5: This refers to the version of the Malwarebytes Browser Guard extension.
Riskware: 2.0.202603261605: This is the timestamp ID of the filter database used (Status: March 26, 2026, 16:05). It indicates that the detection is based on a current set of definitions.

Summary for the User
The warning indicates that Malwarebytes classifies the link shortener shr.pn as a potential risk due to its function (obfuscation of destinations). This is a preventive security measure by the browser extension, not a definitive finding of a virus within the specific file. Technically, users can bypass this by adding the site to the "Allow List" in the Browser Guard settings, provided they trust the source.

I consider a download manager the easiest way to unshorten, but with those results you have a snippet of possibilities to stay safe - not just with my links here, but more important while browsing in general.

I hope this is helpful for you, the internet is full of risks, everywhere - but this doesn't have to ruin the fun, just always think twice.
Keep yourself informed about the risks and ways to prevent them.
Tools - like Malwarebytes - can support you, but an informed person is able to look behind the curtain of such warnings, that way you are able to make your own decisions - don't leave the thinking to just a tool.

My DM is open if you have more questions, but then again:
If you have a bad feeling about these links - about any links you come across no matter where - don't click, don't download.

[elsworth]

So much good stuff here! Thanks for posting! Upscaling looks great, really sharp with good color balance.

[orgasmscience]

Hi, IT security guy in disguise here. I would advise against using link shorteners of any kind - they allow whoever is operating the service to track your clicks, they might stop working at any time leaving you with a dead link, or the link might be fine and legit for some time and then start redirecting you to whoever the owner of the shortener domain wants you to go. Also, every good IT guy is going to tell you to check a links destination BEFORE clickinig on it. Which link shorteners make hard to impossible.

So, please, just post your links verbatim. It's better for everyone.

[CertainlyWicked]

Hi, IT security guy in disguise here. I would advise against using link shorteners of any kind - they allow whoever is operating the service to track your clicks, they might stop working at any time leaving you with a dead link, or the link might be fine and legit for some time and then start redirecting you to whoever the owner of the shortener domain wants you to go. Also, every good IT guy is going to tell you to check a links destination BEFORE clickinig on it. Which link shorteners make hard to impossible.

So, please, just post your links verbatim. It's better for everyone.

An IT security guy who doesn't know how - or at least consider it hard to impossible - to deobfuscate a shortened link, sorry but that's hard to believe, it's like you'd say a batch file is hard to check while every - even the most simple - text-editor is able to do so.
Please read my postings and you will see - and learn - it's super easy, I repeat: The easiest - not the only - way is any common download manager.
And nope the links are what they are, check them, don't check them, download, don't download, it's up to you.

So much good stuff here! Thanks for posting! Upscaling looks great, really sharp with good color balance.

Back to topic, great!

I've spend quite some time to find - lot of preview testing included - decent settings for each video to enhance and upscale, nice to hear it gets recognized.
Though, with just one exception the color is untouched, only the Karolinka video is color-corrected, in the source she looks pale like a vamprie.

Thank you for the positive feedback.