The updated rootkit will be uploaded and installed to your computer kernel automatically upon closure of the deal.
I posted this to /c/news where it was promptly removed of course
For good reasons of course
The updated rootkit will be uploaded and installed to your computer kernel automatically upon closure of the deal.
For good reasons of course
I was going to proudly mention we don’t have any EA titles on our families steam libraries, thinking of their biggest names.
But then I found some abandonware like title in one of my kids libraries. So now I need to do more digging (oops, found more). Ofcourse all our machines run Linux (do I need to mention the distro? I feel I do but you can probably guess) so kernel mode access isn’t likely. But I think I need to pay more attention to sandboxing and isolating games.
If it’s not Bazzite or Arch you need to do some explaining.
What’s the absndonware EA game?
I shouldn’t call it abandonware. First thing I found was Plants vs Zombies came up under EA in one of my kids libraries - sort of thing that runs well on his under powered school laptop. Think I mixed it up with Bad Piggies and all those old Rovio mobile games that basically got abandoned as publishers moved to adware and pay to win crap.
When I think of EA titles I think of Sims and sports and battlefield - which we don’t really play. I found It Takes Two and a few really old titles like Mirrors’s Edge that nobody plays and I don’t think are installed anywhere. Wasn’t sure about their relationship with Crytek. Not going to go too crazy removing stuff but its a good reminder to have a think about game sandboxing.