- Updated Unity: Addressed CVE-2025-59489

- Fixed bug in the chat when applying an incorrect font when displaying Polish diacritic characters.

- Corrected typos in the English language in several places.

- Fixed Bug #1231: pc parts being deleted on restore.
Note: Rental backups made prior to this update have been removed to avoid compatibility issues.

- The hardware components of a restored system cannot be sold.

- Fixed Bug #1232: Polish diacritic characters display as "?" in translations

- Fixed Bug #1229: Using clear_screen in a loop causes low fps

- Added a 100ms cooldown to clear_screen to prevent abuse

- Fixed crash in terminal when using Control+C at the moment the terminal is not displaying text right after calling clear_screen

- Fixed bug in locate_vehicle that allowed locating an npc's vehicle even if they didn't have a car.

- Fixed bug that prevented decrypting a copy of an encrypted text file.

- Fixed bug #1228: file.cap files don't respect encryption

- Fixed bug that could cause "ghost" computers of players who had received a game over while connected to any network to persist in the world, potentially causing unexpected behaviors when trying to interact with them.


- Fixed bug that prevented canceling a sniffer with Control+C

- Fixed crash if the library version is not found in port_info

- Fixed regression bug that allowed computer.reboot to be called in a loop, not respecting the restart cooldown time, causing unexpected behavior.

- Fixed bug in the buying/selling of coins that could cause errors in the calculation of money under certain circumstances.

- Fixed bug that caused an instant active trace to occur when triggering the action from a terminal started from a subterminal.

- Fixed bug when receiving the runtime error "connection interrupted" from a subterminal, causing the connection not to be lost despite receiving the message.

- Fixed bug that caused active traces related to subterminals not to be deleted after receiving the runtime error "connection interrupted" if the machine had been restarted.

- Fixed bug that caused subterminals and visual programs opened from them not to close when the main terminal was closed.

- Fixed bug that caused the terminal to become unresponsive after launching reboot on a subterminal on a remote machine.

- Fixed bug when using reboot on a system where an encrypted SSH connection had been established, causing a runtime exception to be thrown in a loop when trying to reconnect immediately.

- Fixed bug in the chat that caused the window content to remain empty if the scrollbar was dragged quickly when opening the chat window for the first time.


- Fixed Bug #1220: Rented network admins fulfill the "Any user logged in" vulnerability requirement.

- Fixed Bug #1221: CTF running whois on a cloned CTF network shows admin contact of the template

- Fixed bug in Terminal when canceling with Control+C or killing ssh during the encryption process, which caused the terminal to print a runtime error in a loop.

- Fixed bug in the chat that allowed sending empty messages.

- Fixed bug that caused the administrator of a network to not restore the target if all its accesses were blocked by a player's action, even if the admin was online.

- Fixed bug that caused the administrator to not restore the target at the moment of connection, being necessary to connect a second time to be able to access after a restoration.

- Fixed bug that caused that when rebooting a computer after deleting essential files, the restart time after an admin restore was not respected.

- The Social Engineering "Admin Online" option forces the admin to restore the network even if was already logged in at the time of receiving the email.

- reboot method is not allowed in SSH encryption encode/decode files.

- Fixed bug when using overflow on a router, showing the message "target is behind a firewall" even if it was disabled, until the terminal was restarted. (2)

- Added shortcut Control+S and Control+O in Notepad and CodeEditor to open and save the document.

- Added shortcut Control+B in CodeEditor to compile the script.

- Fixed bug in Notepad and CodeEditor dialog window to lose the focus of the selected file when performing certain actions.

- Fixed bug in the "cd" method when checking the permissions of the current folder instead of the folder to which it is changing, causing unexpected behaviors.

- When launching a script or exe program, a Runtime Exception is no longer produced when there is not enough RAM. Instead "launch" returns false, and the error message is printed in the terminal.

The public build has been updated with the latest available version of the game!

As usual, since the nightly build has merged to the public version, the nightly build has been disabled until the next cycle.

This update has mainly focused on the migration from Bash to scripting, as it was the last part of the Terminal that needed to be migrated to scripting like any other command. This significantly improves the integration of players' scripts with the game, adding support for complete terminal replacements, which until now were very limited as they had to be launched as conventional programs and could not interact with key points of bash like the bash history or launch visual programs.

These are the main new features of this update:


When you open a terminal, it will now load Bash from the path /bin/bash allowing you to replace the default bash with your own on any system. You can view the Bash code with CodeEditor.exe -code bash. When making a remote connection, for example via SSH, calling start_terminal will load the /bin/bash of the remote machine.

This Bash migration improves security by closing potential exploits that could originate from the client side, as many variables that were previously exposed are now only available on the server side. It allows scripts created by players to integrate much better into the systems by eliminating the client part that interrupted the scripts when returning to the bash prompt, since technically we are now always executing a script the moment we open a terminal and it only ends when we close it.

This new system also brings other interesting changes, such as the migration of commands like cd, now located in /bin, and the execution of .exe programs from scripting. You can also use autocompletion and terminal command history from scripting.

With this migration, we also fixed issues that we had been dealing with for a long time, such as program_path and launch_path returning inconsistent values, which are now fixed and their documentation updated.


All scripting methods that accept a path as a parameter now only accept absolute paths for consistency, as previously only some methods accepted relative paths. A new method called get_abs_path has been added, which converts relative paths into absolute ones. Since the migration from bash has led to a significant redesign of the scripting system under the hood, other commands have also undergone changes, such as scp, so it is advisable to take a look at the new documentation when you encounter any behavior different from the usual.

Support to accept paths like "." or "./" has also been added in the commands through get_abs_path, used to refer to the current folder in the Terminal. For example, if we launch cp /lib/init.so ./ in the Terminal, this will copy init.so to the folder where we are currently located in the terminal.


In the previous version of the game, the trace system did not work correctly especially the passive trace, causing many traces not to initiate. In this version both trace systems have been rewritten to work properly with the new bash system, so it is recommended that you take another look at the Manual in the Traces section to ensure you are erasing your tracks correctly. It is also recommended to open AdminMonitor.exe before making any connection to detect Active Traces.

Upon receiving a strike due to a Passive Trace, you will now be able to check the details to see the log history of the different systems that have led to you. The Strike windows inform whether it was due to a passive, active, or banking trace.


New methods have been added for scripting: crypto.encrypt, crypto.decrypt, and crypto.is_encrypted, allowing files to be encrypted with a password. This enables ransomware-type attacks, although it can also be used for other purposes, such as a defense system to protect certain files, etc.

Encrypted files and programs cannot be read, have their content modified, or be executed.


Added net_session.flood_connection method to perform DDoS attacks. This attack must be carried out from multiple networks and terminals to be effective. If the attack succeeds, the victim’s machine will reboot and will not be available for 10 minutes (ingame time). Depending on the victim's network speed, two or more players with multiple active terminals each will be needed for the DDoS attack to be effective.


It is now possible to hire Superadmins for rentals via ConfigLan.exe. Like in NPC networks, superadmins intercept overflow attacks by forcing guest permissions and also protect networks from DDoS attacks. Unlike NPC network Superadmins, they do not initiate passive or active traces.

When a superadmin is hired, the whois information is updated with the new admin’s details, which can be used to identify the NPC’s associated network. This associated network is the one to which the Superadmin belongs, who in their network may hold another position. Like any NPC, they are susceptible to certain attacks that can prevent them from performing their work. If the Superadmin dies or is fired in their associated network, they will stop working for the player who hired them.

A simple system has been implemented to detect if any computer, whether it is a proxy or not, that you are connected to, has internet access before you can execute network commands. This means that if, for example, you have connected from your home PC > rental > NPC computer, but you interrupt the network of your rental, you will not be able to execute commands that require network access from the NPC computer. It is possible that this will extend to any command in the future.


Now you can select icons in any FileExplorer and the Desktop with a left mouse click, or by pressing TAB, and navigate through them using the arrow keys, TAB, Shift+TAB, and launch them by pressing the Enter or Space key. You can also use Tab and Shift+TAB to navigate through certain controls like Input fields and Dropdowns.

Additionally in FileExplorer, you can go up to the parent folder with Alt+Up Arrow and navigate Back and Forward with Alt+Left Arrow and Alt+Right Arrow respectively.


A complete review of the reported bugs in GreyTracker has been done, with a total of 200 fixed. Of these about 45 were resolved in this nightly build, while the rest had already been fixed in previous versions of the game, although they weren't marked as such at the time. The remaining pending bugs in GreyTracker will be addressed in the next nightly build.


Finally all the planned gameplay elements have been implemented and the Roadmap is almost complete, so we only have one more nightly build until version 1.0 to get out of Early Access, in which I will focus on making a deep bug fixing, adding music and sound, a complete Tutorial rework, more missions, more QOL improvements, and a complete revision of the logic of the stocks companies in addition to balance and adjustments of existing systems.

Thank you for your support and feedback, the best part is still ahead!