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I have waited years for god's machinations to bring about divine retribution against valvefags.
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Well, McVicker did claim that the identity of the leaker can be seen if you snoop around the F-Stop mod and its saves:There's not even a trace of this "F-Stop mod" by Maxx on Steam, ModDB, GameBanana, Nexus, et al. This was the only one I could find and it was by some user called Robo_Lepro and that's been abandoned since 2017, so even if that is him under a different name, I've no idea why the anon thought that was relevant info to disclose or what that has to do with Maxx's exploits currently.
Back when Half-Life 2's src was leaked, they weren't able to figure out the guy who did it until he himself called Gabe Newell, admitted to it, and asked for a job. And when Valve worked with the FBI to make some gayops trap for him in the U.S., the German police cockblocked them by arresting him in Germany.Gamers will blame the tranny, trannies will blame the gamer. In the end, I don't think we're ever gonna know who really did it until Valve gets someone arrested. They're gonna be able to do some IP backtracing matrix bullshit to catch them. it's only a matter of time now
Check the @Ok McVicker, Step away from the computer
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His real Twitter handle is @ValveNewsNetwor (I'm guessing @ValveNewsNetwork was already taken). That's a parody account.Ok McVicker, Step away from the computer
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@AnOminous what is the level of legal raping we can expect from shit like this?
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thanks for the correctionHis real Twitter handle is @ValveNewsNetwor (I'm guessing @ValveNewsNetwork was already taken). That's a parody account.
What's Going On
April 22nd 2020
Update: It's come to our attention that some internal item server / GC source files are included in this leak. This means that some of the code running on the TF2 item servers (as of late 2017) can be read by anyone. This does not grant anyone the ability to change the code running on the item servers; only see a historical copy.
While this is a concerning update to our understanding of the situation, it is not as bad as it may appear. The ability to see the code that the servers are running is not the same as the ability to change the code.
In order to utilize this code to exploit the item servers, one would still need to do so by "tricking" the item server, by sending it carefully-constructed messages. For example, one might send it an "open this crate" message which uses a scrap metal instead of a key to open the crate. However, the item servers will already be written to detect such issues (in this example, ensuring that the "key" is really a key). The messaging format and protocols used to communicate with the item server were already document and understood before this leak, and although the leak may help find ways to "trick" the item server, there does not seem to be a major hole left open by the discovery of these files.
We currently see no way these item server source files could directly result in an attack on the ingame economy.
The original unedited article is below for posterity. The contents of the "Trading / Steam API" section are outdated, but the other sections remain accurate.
Some people were already reporting that there was an exploit discovered in TF2 that allows for remote code execution (making someone's TF2 client download and run a different program). While (I think) reports like that were dismissed by some, it is certainly possible.Saw people claim that if Tyler was really in trouble he wouldn't be in talks with Valve Legal or something along these lines. Then again, those people were getting their info from Knockout.
I am not big in law but doesn't having the source code of a game present a security risk? Let's say tyler didn't plan anything malicious, but the code is stored somewhere with poor security and it gets stolen, wouldn't that make one liable?
Facepunch forums was basically SomethingAwful but with more of a lean on Valve/general gamer culture, so it's pretty typical they'd both end up the same way.Glad I stayed the hell away from knockout after Garry finally pulled the plug from Facepunch. To this day I wonder why trannies became so prevalent on Facepunch, guess one tended to ignore them considering all the other loud autists and attention whores over there.
If the people from Hunt Down the Freeman are somehow involved in all of this as well, I'm gonna die laughing.
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