Yeah, so I decided to check out the Steam goop people were DMing me about. Basically there is something called People's Playground (I have no idea what that is) and they started discussing a malicious Steam mod thingie surrounding it. However, the malware is not specific to them but is a much more broad issue. Interestingly, this is a Steam mod worm. I have never seen anything like this before. I found it very silly. What I did not find silly, and I actually found it very ... confusing ... was the payload in all of this. Once this Steam worm thingie is detonated on your machine it - Deletes browser cookies (???) - Deletes photos from "MyPictures" on Windows - Deletes videos from "MyVideos" on Windows - Tries to "destroy" Steam friends, apps, etc Throughout the entire payload I was looking for something else, like data exfiltration, or a broader malware campaign, ... but all this does is try to fuck up Steam, delete gunk off your computer, and then self-spreads by making the Steam user publish a mod. Some gamer nerd guy person did a write-up on it. I'll link it. I verified everything they wrote and they're correct on it. I just don't get it though. This guy could have had a semi-successful information stealer campaign, or pay-per-install campaign, ... or crypto theft, ... or anything. but all it does is fuck up your Steam locally. Like, all you need to do is reinstall Steam. I don't understand.