Meccha Chameleon's community maps had an exploit that let hackers take over players' PCs via a Remote Access Trojan virus.

Meccha Chameleon's Discord was breached on the same day some of its Steam Workshop maps were discovered to contain malware.

The FBI has arrested a 21-year-old Florida resident, identified as Zyaire Dontaevious Zamarion Wilkins, for allegedly distributing malware embedded in a series of Steam games to approximately 8,000 ...

Games worden misbruikt om malware te verspreiden via Steam, Minecraft, GitHub en Discord, met risico's voor logins, wallets, ...

Meccha Chameleon–a multiplayer prop-hunt game that’s been blowing up on Steam lately–seems to have hit its first real road ...

The attacks used Meccha Chameleon community maps as Trojan horses to install malware.

Dominik Bošnjak is a freelance writer from Croatia. He has been writing about games for as long as he can remember and began doing so professionally in 2010 because an opportunity presented itself ...

Zyaire Wilkins allegedly procured malware hidden in video games that infected 8,000 devices and broke into 80 crypto wallets, the FBI says.

Meccha Chameleon's Steam Workshop community was targeted by two maps that secretly contained Remote Access Trojans (RATs.) ...

Whilst the developers claim the game is safe, Meccha Chameleon's official Discord channel may not be, so be sure to exercise ...

The complaint against Zyaire Wilkins alleges that he and his co-conspirators distributed eight games on Steam that infected computers belonging to about 8,000 Steam users.

The FBI says fake Steam games secretly stole crypto from players, leading to a Florida student’s arrest in a growing cybercrime case.