Wallpaper Engine has disabled application wallpapers to prevent malware, but assures that only "a very tiny number" of users were affected.

A report from cybersecurity firm Kaspersky claims that the popular desktop wallpaper programme, Wallpaper Engine, is being used to spread malware via user-submitted content via the Steam Workshop.

One of the best arguments for buying games through Steam is the Steam Workshop. This community hub lets users seamlessly download and install mods for their favorite games. No searching for the right ...

Researchers at security firm Kaspersky are warning Steam gamers to be on guard, as threat actors have started to distribute malware on Valve's platform via infected live wallpapers. This campaign ...

Kaspersky Lab researchers have discovered a malicious campaign using the Steam Workshop service and the Wallpaper Engine application to install animated and interactive wallpapers on the desktop. The ...

Many users enhance their desktops with animated backgrounds from the Steam Workshop. However, according to security researchers, cybercriminals are currently exploiting this offering for attacks. The ...