FBI: These Steam Games May Have Hidden Malware

After the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recently warned about replacing certain Wi-Fi routers, the agency is now turning to gamers for help in the ongoing fight against malware.

The federal agency has issued a public statement asking for victims to come forward affected by malware hiding inside video games hosted on Valve's Steam games platform. Their statement lists several games that were available on Steam, which include BlockBlasters, Chemia, Dashverse / DashFPS, Lampy, Lunara, PirateFi, and Tokenova.

Envy Follows Cybertruck Owners

A Cybertruck owner in Worcester, Massachusetts, tried to trade in his golden Tesla Cybertruck after he and his family faced constant harassment, however, it was alleged that the company refused, Torque News reported.

Kumait Jaroje shared on the Tesla Cybertruck Enthusiast Facebook group that he and his family have been regularly harassed for driving it. People would make offensive hand gestures or yell at them — someone even vandalized his truck by putting a Nazi sticker on it.

Livvy Dunne Is Cast In The "Baywatch" Reboot

A few days ago, Fox officially announced that former LSU Tigers gymnast Livvy Dunne has been cast in their upcoming "Baywatch" reboot. This will be her professional scripted television debut role, confirmed as recurring.

She'll play Grace, described as "a highly enthusiastic junior lifeguard," joining a stacked ensemble that includes Stephen Amell, Shay Mitchell, Noah Beck, and Brooks Nader.

"Landman" Character Describes "The View" Perfectly

The streaming show "Landman" has never ceases to impress viewers every episode. Creator Taylor Sheridan reached another level when the show's characters made an epic description of the real-life talk show "The View".

In the episode, T.L. (Sam Elliott) called his son Tommy (Billy Bob Thornton) to ask for advice. The oil executive did not mince his words as he described "The View" to his father, who just moved into Tommy's home after years of them not speaking.

"Fallout: New Vegas" Lead Writer Conflicted With Fallout TV Show

The new season of Amazon Prime's Fallout TV show debuts next week, whisking viewers off to the treasured setting of "Fallout: New Vegas" - but the game's lead writer has mixed feelings on seeing his work adapted for the small screen.

Talking to PC Gamer, "Fallout: New Vegas" lead writer John Gonzalez said he "really enjoyed" the first season of the TV adaptation, praising the "admirable complexity" of the world and Maximus as "a fascinating slant to take you into the Brotherhood of Steel."