Explained: How Steam is planning to stop hackers from pushing malware-laden game updates
Explained: How Steam is planning to stop hackers from pushing malware-laden game updates
Valve is implementing additional security measures on its Steam platform to combat the recent increase in malware distribution through hacked publisher accounts. The company is introducing SMS-based confirmation codes for game developers to ensure the safety of game publishers and players. The security enhancements are being made to Steamworks, a set of tools and services used by developers to distribute their products on the platform.
Valve is implementing additional security measures on its Steam platform to combat the recent increase in malware distribution through hacked publisher accounts. The company is introducing SMS-based confirmation codes for game developers to ensure the safety of game publishers and players. The security enhancements are being made to Steamworks, a set of tools and services used by developers to distribute their products on the platform.
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Valve is implementing additional security measures on its Steam platform to combat the recent increase in malware distribution through hacked publisher accounts. The company is introducing SMS-based confirmation codes for game developers to ensure the safety of game publishers and players. The security enhancements are being made to Steamworks, a set of tools and services used by developers to distribute their products on the platform. 
