#steam
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Steam's Linux Client Finally Goes 64-bit
Valve has released a Steam client beta for Linux in which the main client binary is now a 64-bit application and runs inside the Steam Runtime container.
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Steam Beta Now Runs Non-Steam Windows Binaries Through Proton by Default
Valve has shipped a new Steam client beta in which non-Steam Windows applications now default to running through Proton.
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12 TB Leak Uncovers Abandoned Half-Life 2: Episode 3 Material
An archive of more than 12 terabytes containing builds of nearly every game uploaded to Steam between 2003 and 2013 has surfaced online. Enthusiasts have already turned up traces of the cancelled Half-Life 2 sequel and cut content from Portal 2.
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Valve Warns Steam Hardware Buyers of a Breach at Its Logistics Partner
The data of Valve's European customers was stolen after the servers of shipping company CEVA Logistics — which delivers Steam hardware — were hacked. The exposure covers names, addresses and phone numbers, but not payment data.
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Steam forums used to infect gamers with a cryptominer disguised as game “fixes”
Scammers reply to players' complaints in Steam discussions and offer a PowerShell command to run that quietly installs the XMRig miner.
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Valve Releases Proton 11.0-1 for Steam Play
Valve has unveiled the stable release of Proton 11.0-1 — a new major version of its tool for running Windows games on Linux. The update affects ordinary Linux PCs as well as the Steam Deck and the new Steam Machine console.