Valve removes Steam game that contains harmful programs

VALVE removed and stored from its STAM video game platform because it contains harmful programs, according to Medium Reports. In notification of users who downloaded the game, Valve said that affected users may want to “think about the entire operating system”.

The game was called PiratefiAnd she described itself as “an exciting game in a vibrant world low in the feast, where you can choose to play individually or with others in a multi -player position.” It is not known exactly the number of people who downloaded the game, but the classification of its store got a 9/10 degree out of 51 reviews, according to Archive From her steam page that she sees techcrunch.

Valve removed the game this week, as mentioned by PCMAG. Published on Radet A message showed that the company was sent to the players who downloaded the game.

In the user notice, Valve said that it has removed the adoption of the game affected by Steam, but she said that she urged the users to “perform a full test of the system using a newly installed anti -virus product or programs.” “.

Valve did not specify the type of malware in the game. Valve spokesman did not respond to the Techcrunch request for comment.

Steam, as well as video games themselves, usually enjoy deep access to players, making harmful programs target attractive players for infiltrators. Last year, Techcrunch mentioned The infiltrators were targeting the players with Malosa programsIt is a campaign that Activision was investigating. In 2023, The infiltrators who suffer from the players were found From the old Call of Duty game with harmful self -spread programs.

As a result of what is One of the most rude breaches in the world of video gamesElectronic arts I had to postpone the Apex Legends Esports championship After one of the infiltrators took control of the players ’computers during a match to make it look like it was cheating.