Anyone who has never used it should have heard of the name of Wallpaper Engine.
That's right, it's this home trip, a must-have first-person shooting wallpaper for gentlemen, also known as Little Red Car.
Needless to say, everyone here is more familiar than I am.
Most of its use is to put live wallpapers on the computer, and some also support playback of sound effects and mouse interaction to achieve very cool desktop effects.
But what really makes Little Red Car famous all over the world is its own body - the creative workshop.
As we all know, the creative workshop is a place with the most worldly desires and the most unrestrained soul of human beings.
As long as you search casually on it, you can easily find a lot of very exciting content that will be deleted without coding.
And in the hands of gentlemen, the gameplay of the creative workshop is far more than just wallpaper.
Tick a few options and the door to a new world will open up to you, with all kinds of learning materials shared by players.
For many Steam users, this is no secret.
To put it bluntly, it is to turn the creative workshop into a cloud disk that does not require members, and spend more than a dozen dollars to enjoy the service of permanent full-speed download.
Once in the reckless era of the Internet, gentlemen had to go through nine nine eighty-one difficulties if they wanted to find some small movies to learn.
And now as long as you open the little red car, all kinds of strange resources are at your disposal, and the only threshold is to log in to the Steam account to enter the little red car.
But we all know that there is no such thing as a free lunch.
The convenient experience of Little Red Car stems from the fact that gentlemen can freely upload resources in the creative workshop.
But since it is free to upload, it is bound to have bad forces to make trouble in it.
Using a gourd baby vs. snake essence to engage in cover fraud is nothing.
The real "top birth" is to implant a virus in the "study materials" and secretly empty their accounts after the gentlemen give praise for "a safe life for good people".
Imagine a restless night when you excitedly turn on your little red car and go to sleep after a soul tormented by a day of study or work.
When you wake up the next day, you find that your Steam account has been stolen and empty, paying a heavy price for last night's greed.
What about the most basic trust between people? Is there still a royal law? Is there still a law?
You may think strange, the little red car was launched in 2018, and the gentlemen have not lived in the creative workshop for a year or two, why are we only talking about this now?
Because if you look at the comments according to the schedule, you will find that in previous years, gentlemen basically talked about reporting and deleting files, and there was no Trojan horse at all.
Since this year, there have been frequent incidents of viruses downloaded in Little Red Car.
In the Steam community, B station, Tieba and Weibo, poor people who have been robbed of stolen dogs abound.
This is not complicated, maybe a few number theft dogs have a whim and put their dirty hands on this wallpaper software.
Because the creative workshop is not strictly reviewed, the virus programs implanted by the number theft dogs can be uploaded in an open way.
It is also because of the good reputation that those selfless sharers have laid for the little red car before, so that the gentlemen lose their vigilance, and even the old rivers and lakes are inevitably lost their front hooves.
The loss of money is still secondary, and those full of memories or memorable inventory items are stolen by the number dog, which is the most distressing.
Even if you contact customer service, it is estimated that it will be difficult to recover the sold items.
In fact, since the Little Red Car was put on the shelves, the gentleman's content on the Workshop has been controversial.
After all, this is just an ordinary wallpaper software, but everyone can upload color content without restrictions.
And it's just wallpaper, but there are pirated games, e-books, music, movies and other resources on it, which is simply treating the creative workshop as a free online disk.
If nothing else, upload pirated resources for games sold on Steam in the Steam workshop.
What kind of abstract act is this, really even if the creative workshop is closed by G fat one day?
You may think that Little Red Car has been doing it for so many years, but in fact this is a sword of Damocles hanging over the heads of users and Steam.
Whether it is a locked country area or a closed workshop, I am afraid that it is difficult for gentlemen to accept, after all, there are too many people who want to see Steam have an accident.
Now that Little Red Car has another number theft Trojan, in the foreseeable future, either officially add a review function, prohibit the upload of software, or let the workshop be contaminated by viruses.
Until the dust settles, the only thing we can do is protect our accounts.