Wait, so AI-written code by people with zero coding experience is NOT SECURE?
#AI@GameDEV
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#AI@GameDEV
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CloudFlare introduced a protection system to fight against AI crawlers.
The issue is that crawlers from Meta and OpenAI proudly ignore the no-crawl rule and scrap every single website available.
Which is not simply stealing all the data, but also causing website owners to pay for all that. Since servers usually have a limit of about 0.5-2 TB of data per month within prepaid tier. Everything else leads to additional payments β often hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
#AI@GameDEV
#Security@GameDEV
The issue is that crawlers from Meta and OpenAI proudly ignore the no-crawl rule and scrap every single website available.
Which is not simply stealing all the data, but also causing website owners to pay for all that. Since servers usually have a limit of about 0.5-2 TB of data per month within prepaid tier. Everything else leads to additional payments β often hundreds or even thousands of dollars.
#AI@GameDEV
#Security@GameDEV
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Be careful with any files you receive from potential partners: PDF, office files, and even Blend files can be infected in a certain way.
In this case a person contacted a 3D artist and provided an infected Blend file. Fortunately, he disabled Python execution and wasn't affected.
#Blender@GameDEV
#Security@GameDEV
#Python@GameDEV
In this case a person contacted a 3D artist and provided an infected Blend file. Fortunately, he disabled Python execution and wasn't affected.
#Blender@GameDEV
#Security@GameDEV
#Python@GameDEV
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A Polish researcher used ChatGPT-4o to create a fake passport, which was approved by a platform that used standard ID and selfie-based verification. This might sound like the utopia everyone was afraid of, but itβs the reality as of today, and it exposes a serious gap in the way digital onboarding is being handled.
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#AI@GameDEV
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Someone hacked 4chan and now has the source code, logs, personal information of admins, and so on.
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#SocialNetworks@GameDEV
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Oh no, companies that sponsor big YouTube channels are shady... again!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX3JT6q3AxA
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX3JT6q3AxA
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What DeleteMe and Incogni aren't telling you
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A hacker broke into Arc System Works and spread the source code of Guilty Gear. The RCE (remote code execution) fear is promoted by content creators, but it's unlikely.
The game itself isn't new, but the case is still notorious.
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#Fighting@GameDEV
The game itself isn't new, but the case is still notorious.
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No, your Steam account isn't hacked. 89 millions of accounts are just some SMS logs, possibly stolen from one of the major mobile carriers in Europe. And they are not even covering 89m users, only up to 50m.
Despite that, an awkward hacker have tried to sell this chunk of data for $5K, pretending that it will allow the buyer to get into affected accounts.
The only possible outcome from this leak is spam and phishing: do not open links in messengers, email, etc. It is generally a bad idea, not just because of the leak. And do not enter your Steam credentials anywhere.
#Steam@GameDEV
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Despite that, an awkward hacker have tried to sell this chunk of data for $5K, pretending that it will allow the buyer to get into affected accounts.
The only possible outcome from this leak is spam and phishing: do not open links in messengers, email, etc. It is generally a bad idea, not just because of the leak. And do not enter your Steam credentials anywhere.
#Steam@GameDEV
#Security@GameDEV
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A worthy article for anyone making a serious Godot game: https://www.reddit.com/r/godot/s/rooXKqJtnj #GodotEngine@GameDEV
Let's protect your Godot Games even further:
Godot Secure transforms your Godot engine into a fortress for game assets. By integrating Camellia-256 encryption with a unique security token system.
This solution creates a cryptographically unique engine build that prevents generic decryption tools from accessing your game assets.
https://github.com/KnifeXRage/Godot-Secure/
#GodotEngine@GameDEV
#Security@GameDEV
Godot Secure transforms your Godot engine into a fortress for game assets. By integrating Camellia-256 encryption with a unique security token system.
This solution creates a cryptographically unique engine build that prevents generic decryption tools from accessing your game assets.
https://github.com/KnifeXRage/Godot-Secure/
#GodotEngine@GameDEV
#Security@GameDEV
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Be careful with Asus: they have more holes than that funky Apple cheese grader case:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy_KWP04pfs
#Asus@GameDEV
#Security@GameDEV
#Hardware@GameDEV
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy_KWP04pfs
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The ASUS Dumpster Fire
Sponsor: Thermaltake TR100 mini-ITX Travel Case on Amazon https://geni.us/Yn9DXb
ASUS' decisions to force unwanted software onto users has put them at risk, like with Armoury Crate, MyASUS and DriverHub, and even its "AI" security features in its routers.β¦
ASUS' decisions to force unwanted software onto users has put them at risk, like with Armoury Crate, MyASUS and DriverHub, and even its "AI" security features in its routers.β¦
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