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A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

Resistance is Fruitile is a challenging twin stick shooter jam-packed with sinister fruit monsters and plenty of firepower to take them all on!

A CAKE-NAPPING.

Overwatch is a vibrant team-based shooter set on a near-future earth. Every match is an intense 6v6 battle between a cast of unique heroes, each with their own incredible powers and abilities. Clash in over 20 maps from across the globe, and switch heroes on the fly to adapt to the ever-changing situation on the field.

As a wedding ceremony inside of an ancient castle comes to a close, a legion of fruit monsters materializes and steals the pure, delicious chocolate wedding cake! But why?

• This is a very short endless runner game i made in just 6 days that's originally played by a pair of bananas. This game is also a prequel to Lemon Pending! Once upon a time, two fruit tribes that is the lemons and bananas live very peacefully. Until one day, one sinister lemon citizen made the tribes started a war because he claim what isn't his. Now it is you job to claim the lands that is yours!
• Download the zip file for Mac OS and extract the.app file to a location on your system, double click Daymare.app (or just Daymare if '.app' is hidden) and the game should run! Linux Instructions - Honestly, I don't use Linux, if you do, I believe in your ability to figure it out, cheers!

Chocolate cake should be fruit free, damn it!

Help the bride, with her powerful shotgun, or the groom, with his rapid-fire pistol, obliterate every fruit monster that gets in their way. Gambling addiction quotes.

Hurry before the fruit get away; or worse, contaminate your precious chocolate cake with their blasphemous fruit juices!

Features

• High octane twin-stick shooting action!
• Simple but challenging gameplay!
• Pixel art fruit obliteration!
• Unique Power Card perk system: level up and match two cards of the same type for extra bonuses!
• Bride and groom local co-op
• A rockin' soundtrack
• Full controller support

About Us

We're PhasePixel, a tiny indie team focused on making fun pixel art video games with great music! We loved playing those kinds of games growing up, and now we want to create more for the world.

Resistance is Fruitile is our first game that we've worked on full time, so any feedback you can provide would be extremely valuable to us. Re-pair (renderquake games) mac os.

Check us out on Steam, Discord, and social media:

Purchase

In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $5 USD. You will get access to the following files:

Development log

• Resistance is Fruitile Valentine's Day 2021 Major Update!
  76 days ago
• Resistance is Fruitile 2020 Update v. 1.2
  Mar 20, 2020
• Resistance is Fruitile 1.0 Launch!
  Aug 05, 2019
• v. 0.2 Release Notes
  May 06, 2019

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Version 1.3.1 is out now! New enemy turrets, mineturret shoots spinning blades, high score record, difficulty tweaks, and various graphical tweaks!

Let us know what you think!

New content update coming soon! Stay tuned!

It's out NOW! (version 1.3)

I'm very picky when it comes to twin-stick shooters but this one was fantastic. Paradise (itch) mac os. It handles well and the fruit designs are so cute. I actually felt bad shooting them a few times

Felongeist mac os. This game really nails everything that it tries to do- sound design, controls, upgrades, animations and effects are all glorious and add up to a great-feeling game that is just fun to play at a base level. My only real complaints are that it is pretty short and easy, though if I had a friend to play it with that would probably add a lot to the replayability and the already-abundant chaos (in a good way)

I decided the play the game due to the punny titled, and stayed for the fun gameplay! Fairly simple concept but you guys executed it so well! I've just managed to make it past the 3rd boss, excited to see if I can make it to the end :D

Thanks a bunch for your kind words! Definitely post a screenshot of your score for us when you beat the game!

Thanks, we appreciate your feedback! A scoreboard / leaderboard is definitely something we'll be looking into implementing in the future, stay tuned!

I don't mean to pressure or anything, just wanted to let you know that I'm another voice interested in a native build. My experience with Unity games is that Linux builds are usually functional from first attempt (unless you rely on low level calls for platform exclusive features like DirectX/Metal or external binaries)

Also you have the same Steam link in the 'more information' tab twice.

Thanks for your feedback, we just released a Linux build. Let us know how it runs for you!

Oh really? Thank you, I've almost given up hope. I'll try it as soon as I can!

Awesome, and apologies for how long it took. https://slotsawaywhatbestareoddsgklthe.peatix.com. We had to take a break from development last year but we're back on it now.

Hey gu3, we just released a Linux build (along with a major update with several gameplay changes and new content), if you've got a chance to try it out, let us know how it runs for you!

Awesome! See if you can get to the end, and if you do, definitely let us know!

im back to my hometown, i dont have access to internet and youtube for a few weeks. at least i can post it here :)

Love the art style of the game! It's always nice with a retro style game but still an original idea. The music was also very fitting and I enjoyed playing it a lot! Too bad I wasn't able to try the multiplayer version as I have no friends.

How long did it take for you to make this game? :D

I don't know if you've heard of Game Development World Championship before (gdwc2019) but it's a competition for indie game developers where they can submit their games and it's free! It's great if you want some more visibility for the game and it only takes a couple of minutes to join :)

Hurry before the fruit get away; or worse, contaminate your precious chocolate cake with their blasphemous fruit juices!

Features

• High octane twin-stick shooting action!
• Simple but challenging gameplay!
• Pixel art fruit obliteration!
• Unique Power Card perk system: level up and match two cards of the same type for extra bonuses!
• Bride and groom local co-op
• A rockin' soundtrack
• Full controller support

About Us

We're PhasePixel, a tiny indie team focused on making fun pixel art video games with great music! We loved playing those kinds of games growing up, and now we want to create more for the world.

Resistance is Fruitile is our first game that we've worked on full time, so any feedback you can provide would be extremely valuable to us. Re-pair (renderquake games) mac os.

Check us out on Steam, Discord, and social media:

Purchase

In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $5 USD. You will get access to the following files:

Development log

• Resistance is Fruitile Valentine's Day 2021 Major Update!
  76 days ago
• Resistance is Fruitile 2020 Update v. 1.2
  Mar 20, 2020
• Resistance is Fruitile 1.0 Launch!
  Aug 05, 2019
• v. 0.2 Release Notes
  May 06, 2019

Log in with itch.io to leave a comment. Bubble multiverse mac os.

Version 1.3.1 is out now! New enemy turrets, mineturret shoots spinning blades, high score record, difficulty tweaks, and various graphical tweaks!

Let us know what you think!

New content update coming soon! Stay tuned!

It's out NOW! (version 1.3)

I'm very picky when it comes to twin-stick shooters but this one was fantastic. Paradise (itch) mac os. It handles well and the fruit designs are so cute. I actually felt bad shooting them a few times

Felongeist mac os. This game really nails everything that it tries to do- sound design, controls, upgrades, animations and effects are all glorious and add up to a great-feeling game that is just fun to play at a base level. My only real complaints are that it is pretty short and easy, though if I had a friend to play it with that would probably add a lot to the replayability and the already-abundant chaos (in a good way)

I decided the play the game due to the punny titled, and stayed for the fun gameplay! Fairly simple concept but you guys executed it so well! I've just managed to make it past the 3rd boss, excited to see if I can make it to the end :D

Thanks a bunch for your kind words! Definitely post a screenshot of your score for us when you beat the game!

Thanks, we appreciate your feedback! A scoreboard / leaderboard is definitely something we'll be looking into implementing in the future, stay tuned!

I don't mean to pressure or anything, just wanted to let you know that I'm another voice interested in a native build. My experience with Unity games is that Linux builds are usually functional from first attempt (unless you rely on low level calls for platform exclusive features like DirectX/Metal or external binaries)

Also you have the same Steam link in the 'more information' tab twice.

Thanks for your feedback, we just released a Linux build. Let us know how it runs for you!

Oh really? Thank you, I've almost given up hope. I'll try it as soon as I can!

Awesome, and apologies for how long it took. https://slotsawaywhatbestareoddsgklthe.peatix.com. We had to take a break from development last year but we're back on it now.

Hey gu3, we just released a Linux build (along with a major update with several gameplay changes and new content), if you've got a chance to try it out, let us know how it runs for you!

Awesome! See if you can get to the end, and if you do, definitely let us know!

im back to my hometown, i dont have access to internet and youtube for a few weeks. at least i can post it here :)

Love the art style of the game! It's always nice with a retro style game but still an original idea. The music was also very fitting and I enjoyed playing it a lot! Too bad I wasn't able to try the multiplayer version as I have no friends.

How long did it take for you to make this game? :D

I don't know if you've heard of Game Development World Championship before (gdwc2019) but it's a competition for indie game developers where they can submit their games and it's free! It's great if you want some more visibility for the game and it only takes a couple of minutes to join :)

13-years in the wild and counting? macOS is still vulnerable to OSX.Fruitfly, which can easily be repurposed by other bad actors.

While malware hunters and the media naturally focus on the excitement of uncovering and discovering zero-day exploits and novel malware, some already-known threats remain an issue for users of macOS, even when running the latest, fully-updated builds.

Last year's discovery of Fruitfly and the arrest of its alleged sole-developer and exploiter, Phillip R. Durachinsky, may have put minds at rest that this malware is no longer active. However, as we'll see in this post, Fruitfly can easily be re-used by other attackers, and despite being discovered some 18 months ago after an unprecedented 13-year run in the the wild, it is not currently detected by Apple's XProtect or removed by their MRT (Malware Removal Tool).app.

Recap: What is Fruitfly?

Fruitfly is a remote exploitation tool (RAT) that can be used to do pretty much whatever the attacker chooses. According to the indictment against Durachinsky, the malware has

'the ability to control a Fruitfly victim's computer by, among other things, accessing stored data, uploading files to a Fruitfly victim's computer, taking and downloading screenshots, logging a user's keystrokes and turning on the camera and microphone to surreptitiously record images and audio recordings.'

All in a day's work for a decently-crafted RAT, but Fruitfly has some special characteristics.

First, it may well hold the record for malware longevity on macOS. As was widely noted at the time of its discovery, Fruitfly – written in Perl, itself an unusual trait – had been active in the wild since 2003, miraculously evading discovery until January 2017. This is despite the fact that, again according to the Federal indictment, Fruitfly's author allegedly

accessed protected computers owned by local, state and federal governments, a police department, schools, companies and individuals.

Second, as demonstrated in a VirusBulletin white paper by Patrick Wardle, Fruitfly allows the attacker to specify an IP address and port on the command line and doesn't contain any hard-coded server addresses. This is unusual. Attackers are unlikely to expect victims to type in the IP address and port manually. Indeed, except in rare cases, victims are normally not so obliging to run code from the command line at all!

While this may have been due to Fruitfly's infection vector (or vectors), which to this day remain unknown, evidence from the code itself suggests that it was at least partially a convenience feature for the malware author to debug his own code. As can be seen from the attached images, the code is obfuscated to hamper reverse engineering. For example, instead of having helpful names for functions and such (say, ‘getScreenshot'), the author used a system of single letters and numbers to denote functions, arguments, local variables and even path names.

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The effect of this is to make the code harder to read and debug, and that holds true for the malware author as well as reverse engineers.

Notice, too, the use of the compiler directives ‘strict' and ‘warnings'. This is standard (and good!) programmer practice to ensure clean code, but it necessitates spending considerable time debugging as warnings can appear to users when they try to run the developer's code. Since there's no $SIG{__WARN__} function to handle calls from warn() in the script (which a developer could use to prevent users seeing the warnings), we can conclude that the directives were meant explicitly for testing. The fact that they weren't removed later also means the programmer must have had high confidence in his work. That kind of confidence only comes from extensive testing. Based on that, it's reasonable to assume that having the ability to test ‘at home' by specifying a local IP address on the command line would have been highly useful during development.

Whether for that or some other reason, the ability to specify the server address on the command line has an unexpected payoff for low-skilled hackers who either can't or don't want to get into the business of editing binary files themselves or are unwilling to learn the intricacies of Perl programming. A hacker can take the original Fruitfly and use it 'off-the-shelf' or 'as-is' by simply adding their own server address when executing the script. In a moment, we'll see exactly how easily that can be done.

Thirdly, as we've already mentioned, XProtect still doesn't recognise the Perl script executable when downloaded inside an application bundle via a browser like Safari, and that leaves open the possibility of attackers simply 'dropping' the malware inside other applications and distributing it themselves. In a test demonstration, that's exactly what we did. Following Wardle's detailed ‘how-to' in VirusBulletin, we wrote a custom C&C server in Python. We then wrote our own custom malware dropper, with less than 20 lines of code, to show how easily someone with basic skills can take existing malware like Fruitfly and simply reuse it to compromise macOS.

Whither XProtect?

After the initial discovery of Fruitfly in 2017, Apple did indeed provide background updates in response to the malware. However, as far as we can tell, these updates only addressed files dropped by the Perl script rather than the script itself, and these were primarily directed at hard-coded path addresses used by the original developer.

These include the Launch Agent path (used for persistence) as well as the Macho binary and other components dropped in the user's tmp folder after infection, and which give the attacker much of Fruitfly's power. Crucially, those paths were added to MRT.app, which deals with removing malware at known locations upon system boot or restart, and not XProtect, which is tasked primarily with blocking known malware installers based on signature detection. A search for Fruitfly-related paths in the current version of MRT.app reveals several related lines:

However, the most recent update to XProtect at the time of writing was March 2018, and that did not include any new detections for the Fruitfly Perl script.

Bypassing Gatekeeper

However, that does leave one problem for the would-be malware recycler to solve. The infection vector or vectors of the original Fruitfly remain unknown, but anyone wishing to reuse the malware in a trojan installer or drive-by download has to find a way of getting their malware wrapper past Gatekeeper. There's a number of possibilities, including using the command line and package managers, but we'll look at the three most obvious ways to get through the 'gate' of a browser-based, email or chat client download, most of which will trigger Gatekeeper protection.

In terms of time and resources, the most difficult would be to steal, phish or buy a real developer certificate. Cases of this are not unheard of, but they require some effort on the part of the attacker or a willingness to spend money. The second option is to look for a fake developer account on the internet. Sites such as the one shown below (sorry folks, no link!), invite people to create and share fake Apple Developer IDs:

The site is even helpful enough to gather visitor feedback on how successful each credential is and how long it's been in use.

The third option, and the one we used in our demo, is to simply rely on the user's willingness to install unsigned software. Users typically download software because it promises something they want, and no amount of 'pulling up the drawbridge' by Gatekeeper is going to prevent the user from running unsigned software if they think that software is both safe and offers them something (they think that) they need. Unsurprisingly, a user's judgement regarding safety is often compromised by the strength of their desire for the promised software: a well-known phenomenon hackers rely on with great success!

Installing and Running Fruitfly

Let's walk through what happens on both the attacker's machine and the victim's machine during our test compromise.

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First, our attacker starts an instance of the C&C server on his own machine and waits for the victim to come online:

Meanwhile, the victim downloads our unsigned malware application but chooses to override the Gatekeeper warning and run it anyway.

At that point, the victim is told the software is damaged and must quit. This approximates to what macOS should do when it detects malware, but in this case the message is a fake created by our dropper to convince the user to forget about the malware and move on. Of course, regardless of whether the victim chooses 'Cancel' or 'OK', the malware still executes in the background:

Back on the attacker's machine, after the victim dismisses the phoney alert, her Mac connects to the remote server, and the attacker begins to execute commands to control the target:

Throughout, the victim is totally unaware of the breach, but we can find indicators of compromise in the victim's running processes and open files and ports, which reveal a perl script running out of a hidden folder on the user's Desktop and a connection to the attacker's c2 server:

How does this affect SentinelOne customers?

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The ease with which old malware can be recycled and repurposed shows the inherent weakness of rule-based and signature-based detection systems like XProtect and MRT.app. Although these may find the original versions of the malware, they are unable to detect threats that behave in similar ways but which have different file names and different hashes. A multi-layered approach with behavioural AI that looks at how malware behaves – what it does, not what it is – is the only truly effective solution to meet the security challenges not only of today, but also tomorrow.

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