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Steam is now native 64-bit on Windows. Valve confirms that 32-bit Windows 10 users will stop receiving all updates and security fixes on January 1, 2026.
Valve rolls out a major redesign of the Steam Store pages to all users, introducing a wider 1200px layout, "Theater Mode" for trailers, and higher-resolution images.
The new infostealer Acreed is rapidly gaining market share post-Lumma takedown. It uses BNB Smart Chain and Steam profiles for C2, with a focus on crypto theft.
Steam is ending support for 32-bit Windows 10 on January 1, 2026. The move affects a small user base and is a result of evolving tech standards.
Google is ending support for Steam on Chromebooks. The beta program will conclude on January 1, 2026, though cloud and Android gaming options remain.
Steam is ending support for macOS 11 Big Sur on October 15. Due to security risks, users must upgrade their OS to continue using the platform.
Fedora Linux has withdrawn its proposal to drop 32-bit support for version 44, delaying the end of 32-bit editions due to community backlash and concerns for Linux gaming.
A new Xbox app beta for PC allows users to aggregate games from Xbox, Steam, and Battle.net into a single library, streamlining PC and handheld gaming experience.
Learn about ACRStealer, the new infostealer malware exploiting platforms like Google Docs and Steam for its attacks.
Learn about the dangers of Steam Game malware following the removal of PirateFi due to embedded malicious software.
Ensure your cybersecurity by understanding the dangers of zebo and cometlogger, the malicious packages that were hidden on PyPI.
According to Valve, fewer than 100 Steam users installed these malware-infested games, and they have already been notified via email.