🕵️♂️ The Drifter, a noir point‑and‑click adventure landing on Nintendo Switch on June 22.

The Switch build promises up to 4K at 120 fps and a mode letting Joy‑Con 2 act as a mouse. You play drifter Mik Carter: back home he witnesses a brutal murder, flees soldiers and drowns, just the start. Released on PC in 2025 without Russian localization; our reviewer Kirill Voloshin gave it a top score. WILD

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🎮 The Drifter, a noir point-and-click adventure hits Nintendo Switch on June 22.

On newer Switch hardware it runs up to 4K at 120 fps and even lets you use Joy‑Con 2 as a mouse. You play drifter Mik Carter, who returns home, witnesses a brutal murder, flees soldiers and drowns, and that's only the beginning. The game is classic point‑and‑click: puzzles are meant to link story beats, not stall them, so the pace stays RAW, one minu...

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When a botnet operator names their payload after your team, you check the diff.

libcyn.so → deepfield.so
Custom cipher → wolfSSL TLS 1.3 (same stack as earlier Kimwolf)

C2 domains, floods, targets: all unchanged.

9a28696774d9ef6754540633daeef668767df5efa1804138abd35e1a6b31523e

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“I had a dream about you last night... It was about a dreamer and a drifter walking into a bar. They start talking and swapping stories. No matter what the drifter says the dreamer always one-upped him. The drifter then woke up and realized he was the dreamer.”
― Marshall Ramsay

#Bot #Quote #Bar #Conversation #Dreaming #Dreams #Drifter #OneUp #Stories

New, from our @deepfield ERT: found a new botnet dressing its C2 traffic as camera management.

#Drifter names its domains after Hikvision products, blending with surveillance traffic on the same VLAN as the Android TV boxes it infects. DNS queries go through an Australian resolver, which somewhat undermines the cover if your bot is in São Paulo.

71 KB binary, already linked to attacks exceeding 2 Tbps from 80k sources. At least six operators are now competing for the same devices.

https://github.com/deepfield/public-research/blob/main/drifter/report.md

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