@namazso@gayerthancock@vxdb They do. Steganography differs from typical malware. Those companies use recoding or transcoding to destroy and reconstruct uploads. YouTube also uses sandboxing in isolated virtual env’s to detect code execution. File header parsing, compression, and other methods are also used.
@namazso@gayerthancock@vxdb Devs can be at fault for introducing attack vectors, but steam should have due diligence to protect their users with source code, signatures, and behavioral scans, and use automated tools to prevent as much as they can. Most media hosting companies and email providers do this
@namazso@gayerthancock@vxdb That’s kind of the point. People on Steam operate on the premise that the content they receive from Steam is safe: games, mods, or media. Wallpaper Engine allowed the embedded code in infected animated wallpapers to execute. Steam hosts the content. Steam should ensure it’s safe.
@10ring@noinconsistency It’s not an opinion. Very few if any major enterprise environments allow win10 in their network because of risk. Fed cybersec agencies like CISA push for companies to upgrade outdated OS’s asap. If you are too dumb to listen then that’s your problem. Stay broke, loser.
@namazso@gayerthancock@vxdb Workshop content includes both media content like wallpapers and mods using code to modify game logic. Oddly enough, the Kaspersky analysis found malware embedded in wallpapers. Stupid code is different from KEV’s. Sandboxing & scans using CISA’s KEV catalog are a good start.
@Masshole1995@AntonakosJeff@basicdude55@TheOmniLiberal@vanguard_pod Very sad. There are only two paths in today’s politics. If you aren’t on either side, you’re branded as an enemy by both. There’s no room for good-faith discourse because of that. The Internet exposed us to diverse thoughts and ironically manifested the most extreme echo chambers
@gayerthancock@vxdb They don’t. Mods pushed to the Workshop are immediately available to download. There’s no mandatory malware scan or quarantine before release. Which is evident considering Kaspersky found known malware families on multiple Workshop items in June.
@MorpheusSleepe@noinconsistency Maybe try writing less like a grade schooler who got their first phone, then maybe your reply will be coherent. And you will forever be a jobless, broke loser who can’t even afford to take someone on a date to McDonald’s. Stay on Win10. Your data is worthless anyways, lmao.
@MorpheusSleepe@noinconsistency No. Being broke makes sense because it implies you can’t afford the required hardware to upgrade. Incel as an insult in this context is like me saying win11 is better and you call me a whore. Glad you got a job though.
@basicdude55@TheOmniLiberal@vanguard_pod I mean, a lot of them think the fire department or police are socialist programs. Tax funded programs/services do not equal socialism. If that were true, socialism would have existed in the feudal days.
@MorpheusSleepe@noinconsistency Clearly you cared enough to reply twice lmao. And incel doesn’t even make sense in this context. Get a job you broke loser.
@MorpheusSleepe@noinconsistency Brokie thinks they’re making a point. Go get a job or dig through an e-waste site for a supported CPU, TPM 2.0 chip, and a secure boot-capable mobo, little buddy.