Steam’s gaming platform recently saw the infostealing malware Vidar embedded in PirateFi, a Minecraft-like survival game downloaded by nearly 1,500 users. To remove the malware, Steam recommended users reinstall Windows. Vidar, first identified in 2018, steals credit card information, passwords, and other sensitive data. To avoid malware, users are advised to download games from trusted sources, read reviews, and use antivirus software.

Salt Typhoon used custom malware JumbledPath to spy on U.S. telecom providers
China-linked APT group Salt Typhoon has been using a custom malware named JumbledPath to spy on US telecom providers. Insikt Group highlighted that several US