A web3 free-to-play survival game found to be a front for installing malware on your PC has finally been removed from Steam
Reported to have amassed over 7,000 players, a free-to-play web3 game named PirateFi launched on Steam last week and was subsequently taken down for containing "malicious files". Users reportedly ...
Understanding How Fake Ads Can Compromise Your Business
By staying proactive and vigilant, organizations can minimize the risk of falling victim to malvertising and safeguard their ...
Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti graphics cards launch next week — will you be able to get one?
Today, Nvidia announced that the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GPU will be available starting February 20th at 6 am Pacific, 9 AM ...
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Did You Download This Steam Game? Sorry, It's Windows Malware
The free-to-play game, PirateFi, infects users with malware that steals browser cookies, enabling the malware’s creator to ...
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5 Reasons to Install a Linux VM (And 5 Reasons Not To)
When I started learning Linux, I used a VM to run Ubuntu (a Linux distro) alongside beginner tutorials. The flexibility was ...
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The Hidden Risks of Using Linux-Based Software in 2025: What You Need to Know
The risks of using Linux-based software are often overlooked due to its reputation for security, stability, and open-source ...