The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating malware embedded in games on Steam, one of the largest digital marketplaces in the world. The author argues that modern tech platforms were not designed for the level of scrutiny they now face. They were built for scale, speed, and growth, with security layered in later through artificial intelligence. Platforms like Steam rely heavily on automated systems to vet software submissions, which scan for known malware signatures, flag suspicious behaviors, and look for anomalies. Cybercriminals are constantly testing, refining, and optimizing their code against detection systems before deployment. Platform security must evolve beyond static detection and move towards continuous verification. The article suggests that while gaming platforms attract younger users, who download frequently, and others who don't always approach software with the necessary skepticism, these platforms are vulnerable to abuse.