In January, a security vulnerability was discovered with GTA Online that could allow bad actors to essentially ruin your account. Hackers were able to completely wipe out your in-game money, reset account progress, and even screw with accounts so badly that they were banned from online play. If that wasn't bad enough, the creator of the unofficial Guardian firewall mod for Grand Theft Auto V speculated...
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Rockstar Releases Fix for GTA Online Security Exploit
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- Published: 02-01-2023, 07:47 PM
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in NewsRockstar Releases Fix for GTA Online Security Exploit
This new patch will (hopefully) stop real hackers from ruining your fake online crimes.
In January, a security vulnerability was discovered with GTA Online that could allow bad actors to essentially ruin your account. Hackers were able to completely wipe out your in-game money, reset account progress, and even screw with accounts so badly that they were banned from online play. If that wasn't bad enough, the creator of the unofficial Guardian firewall mod for Grand Theft Auto V speculated... -
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Dark Souls Online Services Will Remain Disabled Until After Elden Ring's Release
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- Published: 02-09-2022, 02:50 PM
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in NewsDark Souls Online Services Will Remain Disabled Until After Elden Ring's Release
The services will remain offline for a little while longer.
Bandai Namco updated Dark Souls fans today on just what is going on with the online and PvP services for the first three Souls titles. In case you are unaware, the online services were disabled for all of these titles after a very dangerous remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability was discovered that could grant an attacker full access to your computer.
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PvP for All Dark Souls Games Now Disabled on PC
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- Published: 01-23-2022, 05:08 PM
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in NewsPvP for All Dark Souls Games Now Disabled on PC
This comes a day after reports of a severe exploit that could allow full access to victim's PCs were shared online.
Just a day ago, a severe remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability in the PC multiplayer component for Dark Souls 3 was shared online. The person that discovered the exploit used it against a few different streamers, including The__Grim__Sleeper, in order to raise awareness to the issue. The person that discovered the vulnerability supposedly informed developer FromSoftware... -
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Dangerous RCE Vulnerability Found in Dark Souls 3 that Could Impact Elden Ring
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- Published: 01-22-2022, 04:21 PM
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in NewsDangerous RCE Vulnerability Found in Dark Souls 3 that Could Impact Elden Ring
A new exploit has been discovered that could allow unauthorized access to your PC.
A very dangerous new exploit has been discovered for those playing Dark Souls 3 and could also impact Elden Ring. This is a remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability that could allow for people to run code on your machine without permission. This is a very serious exploit that could, if used in the wild, grant attackers full access to your computer.
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Recent Downtime
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Major Security Hole Patched in Origin Client
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- Published: 04-16-2019, 03:10 PM
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On Monday, a client update for EA's Origin was released that patched up a rather significant security hole in the game client. According to a proof-of-concept investigated by TechCrunch, an attacker with knowledge of the security hole could have run any app they wanted to on the victim's computer.
This flaw was originally discovered by security researchers Daley Bee and Dominik Penner of Underdog Security. The two found that the flaw allowed them to run any app on a victim's... -
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PSA: Source Engine Security Warning, Loophole Spoofs SteamIDs Grants File Write Permissions on Client Machines
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- Published: 02-21-2016, 03:15 AM
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in ValvePSA: Source Engine Security Warning, Loophole Spoofs SteamIDs Grants File Write Permissions on Client Machines
There is a post on the Steam section of Reddit by a user that claims he discovered a severe security loophole with Source Engine games. Specifically, it's a problem with multiplayer games running on Source, including games like Team Fortress 2, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Garry's Mod, Dota 2, and more. The user claims that he found a way to not only spoof Steam IDs, but he also found a way that would allow malicious server admins to "(write) files on every client." To put it blun... -
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Article: PSA: Source Engine Security Warning, Loophole Spoofs SteamIDs Grants File Write Permissions on Client Machines
There is a post on the Steam section of Reddit by a user that claims he discovered a severe security loophole with Source Engine games. Specifically,... -
Euro Truck Simulator 2 Developer Given 1-Year Ban from Steam for Showcasing a Community Exploit That He Repeatedly Told Valve About
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- Published: 06-16-2014, 05:25 PM
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in ValveEuro Truck Simulator 2 Developer Given 1-Year Ban from Steam for Showcasing a Community Exploit That He Repeatedly Told Valve About
Valve dished out a 52-week long ban on Thomas Duda, a developer with SCS Software, the studio behind the Euro Truck Simulator series. His ban came after Duda showed off a security exploit in Valve's own Steam Community that would allow for scripts to be run without issue. He showcased the vulnerability by making the screen shake and play the Harlem Shake. Valve banned him shortly after for "violations of the Steam Subscriber Agreement." The issue here is that according to Duda, he... -
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Euro Truck Simulator 2 Developer Given 1-Year Ban from Steam for Showcasing a Community Exploit That He Repeatedly Told Valve About
Valve dished out a 52-week long ban on Thomas Duda, a developer with SCS Software, the studio behind the Euro Truck Simulator series. His ban...