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This is a much bigger problem than just Counter Strike. I'm pretty confident there are 1000+ games on the steam store that have vulnerabilities where a simple l
by gfxgirl 6y ago
This is a much bigger problem than just Counter Strike. I'm pretty confident there are 1000+ games on the steam store that have vulnerabilities where a simple link or network packet while gaming can exploit a user's machine.
Both MS and Steam really need to work on locking down Windows.
- lostmsu 6y agoMS already did that. UWP apps are sandboxed. They even recently made an OpenGL implementation over DirectX 12 (vendor implementations are incompatible with UWP sandbox). A few games in Microsoft Store are actually properly sandboxed as the result. For example, We Happy Few.