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AppWizard
July 6, 2025
Embark Studios announced updates for their game, The Finals, focusing on enhanced security measures against cheating through the introduction of kernel-level anti-cheat technology in the 7.3 patch. This technology aims to combat cheats that use kernel-drivers to manipulate game memory. The developers confirmed their commitment to supporting players on Steam Deck and Linux platforms, stating there are no plans to drop support for SteamOS/Proton/Wine and/or SteamDeck. They have been collaborating with CodeWeavers since Season 5 to ensure quality assurance for each release. Players are encouraged to report any issues they encounter. The interest in SteamOS and other Linux distributions is rising as Windows 10 approaches its end of life. The Finals is currently in its seventh season since its launch in 2023.
AppWizard
June 25, 2025
Cyber criminals are targeting Minecraft's player base, particularly the 65% of players under 21, who are often less aware of cyber threats. A recent report from Check Point reveals a sophisticated malware campaign that embeds malicious software in counterfeit Minecraft mods shared on platforms like GitHub. This malware operates in stages, starting with a Java downloader, followed by a stealer, and an advanced tool to harvest sensitive information such as passwords and cryptocurrency wallet details. The campaign is linked to Russian-speaking attackers and uses a distribution-as-a-service model to spread malicious links. Disguised as legitimate cheat tools, these files install additional malware on users' devices, capturing credentials from browsers and applications, and sending data back to attackers. To protect against these threats, it is advised to download mods only from trusted sources, be skeptical of cheat tools, keep antivirus software updated, and be cautious of offers that seem too good to be true.
AppWizard
June 22, 2025
Recent findings from CheckPoint Research indicate that millions of Minecraft players are at risk of having their sensitive information compromised due to a malicious campaign targeting the game's modding community. This campaign exploits the modding ecosystem by disseminating malware through platforms like GitHub, specifically using a network of accounts known as the Stargazers Ghost Network. These accounts impersonate popular cheats and scripts, misleading users into downloading harmful Java files that can extract personal information from their systems. Since March 2025, CheckPoint Research has been monitoring these malicious repositories, which have evaded detection by antivirus engines. The potential data at risk includes private conversations, cryptocurrency wallets, and browser logins. Additionally, a significant data breach has exposed approximately 16 billion logins for various platforms, increasing the urgency for users to protect their digital identities.
AppWizard
June 20, 2025
A recent investigation by Check Point Research has revealed a campaign targeting Minecraft mods that could compromise players' personal information. The campaign, orchestrated by the Stargazers Ghost Network, exploits the modding ecosystem and platforms like GitHub to reach players. Malware disguised as popular scripts or cheats, specifically targeting mods like “Oringo” and “Taunahi,” is crafted in Java and requires the Minecraft runtime to execute. Once installed, these malicious files initiate a multi-stage attack, compromising systems and extracting sensitive data. Check Point Research has been monitoring fraudulent GitHub repositories since March 2025, noting their legitimacy and ability to evade antivirus detection. Potential data breaches include browser logins, cryptocurrency wallets, and private messages on platforms like Discord.
AppWizard
June 10, 2025
Console commands, also known as cheats, are text inputs that players can enter into the in-game chat box to activate or deactivate various features in Minecraft. These commands were initially designed for developers but remain accessible to players, enhancing gameplay. To use cheats, players must ensure that console commands are enabled in the options menu, which varies based on the game edition and whether the player is in a private world, Realm, or multiplayer server. Players can check available commands by typing “/” in the chat bar. Examples of commands include: - /tp: Teleport a player to specific coordinates - /experience add: Add experience points to a player Using these commands can facilitate building and survival in the game.
AppWizard
May 16, 2025
Minecraft was publicly released in May 2009 and gained popularity with frequent updates. In 2010, saddles were added, allowing players to ride pigs and later horses, but they could not be crafted and had to be found in chests or dungeons. After 15 years, Mojang announced an update that allows players to craft saddles using 3 leather and 1 iron ingot. This change addresses the long-standing frustration of players who could not create saddles despite the game's crafting focus.
AppWizard
April 24, 2025
Cheat Happens offers a Premium Lifetime Subscription that provides access to cheat trainers and mods for over 6,000 games, allowing users to enjoy features like unlimited health and infinite ammo. The service is distinguished by its commitment to quality and security, featuring in-house developers and tools like CoSMOS for creating custom cheats. Users can request custom trainers for unsupported games, ensuring timely access to tailored cheats. A promotional code, CODES30, allows access to Cheat Happens for .99, reduced from the standard price of .99.
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