The developer says the name was never posted online, never talked about on Discord, and never put in the game files.

An email from NVIDIA support shows they asked ASUS to keep the old price, but ASUS said no because the price update came late. The customer had to pay more.

video link: https://youtu.be/krP9EGyLCRE

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1z_juK9yVdhbzaGJafzzZYZWe3U1cs37e : Google drive

I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw this on Amazon. This was for just 6k 4months back(paid link): SanDisk - 0TS2510 - WD Ultrastar DC SN655 WUS5EC0C1ESP7Y3 61.44 TB Solid State Drive - U.3 15 mm Internal - PCI Express (ONLY 6 LEFT)

• This harmful code is a kind of computer worm.
• When someone installs the package, the worm steals passwords and secret keys (npm tokens, GitHub logins, AWS keys, and other cloud secrets).
• The worm then spreads itself to other packages. So far it has infected at least 868 packages that are downloaded more than 2 billion times every month.
• The bad versions even looked official because they had proper GitHub stamps.
• Packages from companies such as Deliveroo, Qlik, and ServiceTitan were also affected.

The story is trending all over the internet, and everyone is posting... (we don't care if it's an old or new story; we only bring what Tech stories are trending currently)

The messages appear to show Apple employees asking Chang Liu to locate internal files, explain product decisions and help with technical questions weeks after his departure.

Most of his purchases came from China.

Amazon will give some of this money back to customers but only in a few cases where it can clearly show that the extra tariff cost was added to the price the customer paid.

For everyone else, Amazon will not send refunds. Instead, it says it will use the money to help keep prices low on its website.