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• 0.77 /g/ Kaspersky uncovers DarkKomet malware campaign targeting Steam users via infected wallpapers
  2 threads/hr (baseline 0.0) · z=2.0 · breaking · 6 h ago
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  Kaspersky has identified a malware campaign distributing the DarkKomet backdoor through infected anime wallpapers on Wallpaper Engine, targeting Steam user credentials and session hijacking. This matters because it exploits a common personalization tool to compromise gaming accounts at scale, potentially affecting thousands of users who download cosmetic content without suspecting malicious payloads.
• 0.70 /g/ GLM 5.2 released with IndexCache and 1M context window
  2 threads/hr (baseline 0.0) · z=2.0 · breaking · 11 h ago
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  Chinese AI firm released GLM 5.2 with a 1 million token context window and IndexCache feature for faster processing, positioning it as a direct competitor to other long-context models like Qwen. The extended context length and caching improvements could matter if they materially improve performance on tasks requiring large document processing or code understanding, though the actual benchmark advantage over existing models remains unclear.
• 0.78 /g/ SillyTavern BotBrowser extension confirmed as API key-stealing trojan
  2 threads/hr (baseline 0.0) · z=2.0 · breaking · 18 h ago
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  A malware-laden extension for the popular SillyTavern AI tool is confirmed to be stealing API keys from users, with a second extension from the same developer (StructuredPrefill) suspected of similar compromise. This matters because SillyTavern users rely on these extensions for core functionality, putting their API credentials for services like OpenAI at direct risk of theft and unauthorized use.
• 0.48 /g/ ALVR package compromised with malware in Arch User Repository
  3 threads/hr (baseline 1.0) · z=3.0 · evergreen · 2 d ago
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  An ALVR package in the Arch User Repository has been identified as containing malware, raising concerns about supply chain security in community-maintained package ecosystems where users typically don't audit build scripts. The incident highlights the inherent risks of AUR's trust model and could prompt broader scrutiny of how Arch Linux users validate packages before installation.
• 0.48 /g/ ALVR package compromised with malware in Arch User Repository
  3 threads/hr (baseline 1.0) · z=3.0 · evergreen · 2 d ago
  aurarch linuxalvr
  An ALVR package in the Arch User Repository appears to have been compromised with malware, with discussion volume tripling from baseline; this is significant because AUR packages are community-maintained without upstream vetting, making supply chain attacks a known risk vector for Arch users. Writers should investigate whether this was an isolated incident or part of broader AUR poisoning, and clarify the scope of affected systems and remediation steps.
• 0.60 /g/ ALVR package compromised with malware in Arch User Repository
  3 threads/hr (baseline 1.0) · z=3.0 · breaking · 3 d ago
  aurarch linuxalvr
  A malware-infected version of ALVR (a VR streaming package) was found in the Arch User Repository, raising concerns about supply chain security in community-maintained packages. This matters because AUR relies on community contributions without centralized security review, potentially exposing users of Arch Linux and derivatives to compromised software.
• 0.60 /g/ ALVR package compromised with malware in Arch User Repository
  3 threads/hr (baseline 1.0) · z=3.0 · breaking · 4 d ago
  aurarch linuxalvr
  A malware-infected version of the ALVR VR streaming package was discovered in the AUR, raising concerns about supply chain integrity in Arch's community-maintained repository ecosystem. This matters because AUR packages are widely installed without official vetting, potentially affecting thousands of Arch Linux users across multiple distributions.
• 0.60 /g/ ALVR package compromised with malware in Arch User Repository
  3 threads/hr (baseline 1.0) · z=3.0 · breaking · 4 d ago
  aurarch linuxalvr
  A malware-infected version of the ALVR VR streaming package was discovered in the Arch User Repository (AUR), a community-maintained package source for Arch Linux users. This matters because AUR packages bypass official security vetting, and ALVR's popularity among VR enthusiasts means the compromise could have affected a significant number of systems relying on the AUR for software distribution.

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