Malware strikes again. I’m starting to worry about Steam’s lax security
Steam is, or at least it’s supposed to be, something of a walled garden. Like Apple’s App Store for iPhones or the various ...
Second Steam listing this year found hiding 'new and clever' malware. This time through a fake demo link on developer's website
We are once again reminding you to be careful out there, after users found another Steam game acting as a front for malware. This is the second game we've seen hiding malicious intent on Steam's ...
Steam pulls game demo infecting Windows with info-stealing malware
Phantom's Resolution' from the Steam store following multiple user reports that indicated its demo installer actually ...
Valve removes video game listing suspected of being malware
Valve removed a video game listing from its online store Steam after users reported that a free demo for the game was ...
Valve just pulled a malicious game demo spreading info-stealing malware from Steam
As first spotted by TheGamer, the game in question — Sniper: Phantom’s Resolution — was reportedly set to release in the ...
Hackers exploit Steam demo system to distribute malware, for the second time in a month
Phantom's Resolution should immediately delete all associated files and change their passwords. The game was removed from ...
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Steam Users Alerted to Potential Malware in 'Sniper: Phantom's Resolution' Demo
Valve's Steam has been abused again to spread malware. The game Sniper: Phantom's Resolution has raised alarms within the ...
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Steam Used (Again) to Trick Gamers Into Installing Malware
For the second time in two months, a hacker has used Steam to circulate malware to unsuspecting gamers. This time, the attack arrived through a demo for a game called Sniper: Phantom's Resolution.
Browser-in-the-Browser attacks target CS2 players' Steam accounts
A new phishing campaign targets Counter-Strike 2 players utilizing Browser-in-the-Browser (BitB) attacks that display a ...
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Hackers planted a Steam game with malware to steal gamers' passwords
Last week, Valve removed a game from its online store Steam because the product was laced with malware. After the removal of the game, which was called PirateFi, security researchers analyzed the ...