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![]() It’s not quite as damaging to the experience as it has been made out to be in the press but it certainly doesn’t help an already troubled game like this. Despite looking like a first generation Xbox game at best, the game runs choppy as hell, sometimes even to a degree where some of the more complex moves won’t come out properly. The low framerate is no doubt the most criticized aspect of the game. The extended length also means the alright remixes of the original soundtrack weren’t enough to fill out the entire adventure, so the rest got filled out with really uninspired techno tunes.īut the biggest problem of Wander of the Dragons is just that it is programmed badly. There’s also a survival mode where you can just brawl in an arena against continuous waves of enemies, which also has Marian and Jeff as playable characters, but there’s absolutely nothing of note to be found here. Eventually there’s not much of a choice except to credit feed through the final stage – at least credits are plentiful and you can restart at any stage after reaching it. Most enemies outside of the bosses don’t even do anything interesting or challenging, but their sheer numbers will eventually wear you out. The waves of more and more enemies never seem to end, and towards the end every single on of them takes far too many hits before going down. The game goes on for no less than 15 stages, and it sure drags on and on and on. The farm area is precluded by an Old West town and leads to a mountain cave and an Asian restaurant for some reason, which ends in a laboratory similar to the one in Neon, except the mutants grown here are no clones of the Lee brothers. The traps here are operated by Abore, who then tries to get away on a convoy of trucks where enemies jump in to attack from all sides. The helicopter then crashes down into a lumbermill with a lot of annoying conveyor belt and switch hazards – only some of the very frustrating traps in this game. After the military base, Billy and Jimmy embark on a helicopter like in the NES game, but here it tilts backwards to throw the attackers out to certain death, which they can only prevent in a very badly communicated quick time event – it takes a few deaths to even figure out what is actually going on and what you’re supposed to do. In concept, many of the additions are quite interesting, but riddled with badly implemented hazards. Wander of the Dragons got the familiar stages from Double Dragon II plus a lot of new areas. Like Double Dragon Neon, the length of the game is expanded quite a bit beyond the classic games. The normal attacks are not too hard to direct, but it’s impossible to predict where the elbow smash will go, and enemy groups are much harder to control, and they will gang up on the player quite unfairly, especially in single player mode. The familiar backwards elbow smash is also back, except here it doesn’t really go backwards – Gravity Games repeated the same mistake Ubisoft made with Turtles in Time Re-Shelled by making the gameplay actually three-dimensional so the combatants can punch in all directions. The left trigger is used for blocking, which turns into a dodge when pressed with a direction and into a counter attack when timed right with an opponent’s attack. Aside from the standard punch and kick combos, there are also a few special moves like the familiar Tornado Kick or an energy discharge called the Dragon Gust, but these require a power gauge to be charged by comboing enemies. Overall, there are still more moves than in most beat-em-ups outside of Double Dragon, but it feels pretty limited in comparison with its immediate predecessors. The moveset for the Lee brothers is stripped down quite a bit after the versatile combat in Double Dragon Advance or Neon. You first get to play a slow and needless tutorial as Marian – who wears hotpants and a golden karate gi top with nothing underneath so the developer could showcase some horrid soft body animations – but then she gets gunned down as she did in The Revenge, and it’s up to Billy and Jimmy to go out and get exactly that. This remake of Double Dragon II has one thing going for it: It sticks much closer to its inspiration than Neon. ![]() In game development, a cobbler does not necessarily have to stick to his lasts at all times, but a little genre experience sure would have come in handy in this case. This time, Billy and Jimmy ended up in the hands of Korean developer Gravity Games (Barunson Creative at the start of development, before it was bought by Gravity), who were otherwise known only for MMORPGs. Wander of the Dragons is another result of Million’s franchise mongering, but unfortunately it isn’t a quality product like Double Dragon Neon. In operation, FontOnLake provides remote access to attackers, collects credentials and enables attackers to use it as a proxy server. The bad apps are then used to infiltrate devices, implant malware and collect information. The malware was observed spreading via Trojanized apps that were modified on the source-code level. FontOnLake is apparently used in targeted attacks, potentially by nation-state groups. Most identified targets are based in Southeast Asia. The malware is notable for a kernel-level rootkit that is based on the open-source Suterusu project. The botnet spreads via Internet of Things exploits and weak telnet or SSH passwords.Ĭlick to read the extended analysis FontOnLake Malware Used in Targeted AttacksĪ new modular malware family dubbed FontOnLake has emerged in a number of reports in the past couple of months. It is a peer-to-peer botnet deployed based on the distributed hash table protocol. Some security vendors refer to Mozi as WorkMiner or Mozi_ssh. It does not have data exfiltration or lateral movement capabilities however, the malware can download additional files, execute commands, spread via SSH, run as a daemon and kill existing crypto miner processes. The variant spreads by brute-forcing weak secure shell (SSH) passwords and is used for crypto mining after installation. X-Force has recently analyzed a Mozi botnet variant that is a UPX-packed Golang version of the malware. To date, versions 0.7.29, 0.8.0 and 1.0.0 of ua-parser-js have been reported as compromised.Ĭlick to read the extended analysis Mozi IoT Botnet – Golang Goes Everywhere The legitimate purpose of the library is to “abstract away the hassle of User-Agent detection”. Compromised versions of the package contain code that downloads and executes malware on Windows and Linux hosts when the library is installed or updated. The purpose of the compromise is to attempt to install an XMRig crypto miner variant on Windows and Linux hosts as well as infect Windows hosts with the DanaBot banking Trojan. A Popular JavaScript Library Breach Spreads MalwareĪ popular open-source JavaScript library known as ua-parser-js (and hosted on Github) was recently compromised as part of a supply chain attack. ![]() Each section is based on a more elaborate report that can be accessed on X-Force Exchange. 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