This is so strange. The actual link you posted obviously doesn’t contain that image, so I’m not sure where it’s coming from. I don’t know how thumbnails are generated or communicated by websites that are being linked to. I’m guessing someone acting maliciously found a way to change the thumbnail for this screenrant post and decided that furry porn would be the best choice.
I did read a post earlier about malicious interception and how it was possible to do on federated networks but I can’t find that post now. Is it happening to ALL thumbnails for you, or just this one from Screen Rant
So far, it’s only this one. I’ve been reading the source for that ScreenRant page and the preview thumbnail link (tagged with og.image) has no sign of rimming. Sounds like it may be the malicious interception you’re describing.
This is so strange. The actual link you posted obviously doesn’t contain that image, so I’m not sure where it’s coming from. I don’t know how thumbnails are generated or communicated by websites that are being linked to. I’m guessing someone acting maliciously found a way to change the thumbnail for this screenrant post and decided that furry porn would be the best choice.
I did read a post earlier about malicious interception and how it was possible to do on federated networks but I can’t find that post now. Is it happening to ALL thumbnails for you, or just this one from Screen Rant
So far, it’s only this one. I’ve been reading the source for that ScreenRant page and the preview thumbnail link (tagged with
og.image) has no sign of rimming. Sounds like it may be the malicious interception you’re describing.Sorry I can’t find the post rn, I came across it while scrolling earlier