Other people have also come forward to say they have contacted the company about the same issue. How long has the bug been in placeĪccording to Secret Club, the organization alerted Valve over two years ago. The group has been posting about the bug recently, claiming they have notified Valve about the issue. Secret Club is a not-for-profit reverse-engineering group that break games and expose flaws in game systems like this CS:GO bug. This has yet to be patched, and Valve is preventing us from publicly disclosing it. It can be triggered through a Steam invite.
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Two years ago, secret club member reported a remote code execution flaw affecting all source engine games. This has yet to be patched, and Valve is preventing us from publicly disclosing it.” Secret Club said in a Twitter post. “Two years ago, secret club member reported a remote code execution flaw affecting all source engine games.
How long has Valve known about the CS:GO PC hack bugĪccording to Secret Club, Valve has known about the exploit for years and has been slow to announce changes. The researchers have mainly focused their efforts on CS:GO.
The bug does utilize the Source engine, which other Valve titles such as Team Fortress 2, Portal and Left 4 Dead also use, but it’s unclear whether the exploit works for other titles. According to researcher and Secret Club member Florian, hackers can use the invite bug to take over a victim’s computer. Hackers can potentially take control of a person’s PC by having them click on a Steam invite to play Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, according to a report by Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai of Motherboard on April 13.
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