This card is, verbatim, 30yo:

1. WotC (1996): TRAP!
2. FFG (2012): Snare!
3. NSG (2025): Byte!

[$0] Node [-$0]: Ambush
(Corporation uncommon)

If you pay [4] when Runner accesses TRAP!, it does 3 Net damage and gives Runner a tag, even if TRAP! is not installed. Ignore this effect if Runner accesses it from the Archives. If TRAP! is accessed from R&D;, Runner must show it to you.

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[$0] Asset [-$0]: Ambush
(Jinteki 2/5)

If Snare! is accessed from R&D, the Runner must reveal it.

If you pay 4[$] when the Runner accesses Snare!, do 3 net damage and give the Runner 1 tag. Ignore this effect if the Runner accesses Snare! from Archives.

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[$0] Asset [-$0]: Ambush
(Jinteki 2/5)

While the Runner is accessing this asset in R&D, they must reveal it.

When the Runner accesses this asset anywhere except in Archives, you may pay 4[$]. If you do, give the Runner 1 tag and do 3 net damage.

[EDIT] 2×Byte! got 2nd @ Worlds (2025). As @Kikai says:

I am not, by inclination, a Byte! gamer. However, in this list, it is simply amazing. Combined with False Lead, the warping effect that Byte! has on the ability of the runner to safely interact with us is huge. It forces the runner to make uncomfortable decisions, which is what leads players to make mistakes, which is how we are able to win games that we would otherwise have no chance to win.

Having a Byte! in HQ means that we are safe to hold agendas in hand--particularly Fujii Asset Retrieval--because if the Runner sweeps then they potentially lose the game. This is especially true if the ICE on HQ is Phoneutria (which is where that ICE naturally wants to go) or Anemone.

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Plan Z - Table Byte!: Put the Byte! on the table, either sell it as an agenda (with an unrezzed Phật Gioan Baotixita) or as a Moon Pool (with a table agenda) and hope that the runner runs it last click. This is useful if the Runner has a critical mass of tech cards and no other out is available to us.

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Everyone apart from me cut a Phoneutria to play a 2nd Byte!. Their rationale was that they would rather pay 4 to fire a Byte! than to rez a Phoneutria. My rationale is that I would rather see a piece of ICE in my opening hand.

“Complexity+ - 2nd, 5th @ Worlds 2025”

Nothing new here. It's an exact reprint of Snare!, but with a different name. You can now play six of them in Eternal, I guess?

Reviews still require 200 characters (fair), so how about we take a fresh look at the card itself - it's been five whole years since the last review on Snare, after all, and that's a lot of time for metas to shift and cards to come in and out of fashion.

So: how good is Snare Byte in 2025?

Uh... it's the same. Snare Byte remains a Jinteki staple, and the reason why the runner must always account for the possibility of taking three damage from an access (and a tag). Whether or not the card is actually in a particular Jinteki deck, its existence in the card pool inherently influences each game. The spectre of this card looms large across the board, its threat considered with every run. Perhaps no other card does so much, so often, without even needing to be in your deck.

Breaking into megacorp servers, it seems, is a risky enterprise. You're not safe from Snare just yet. In one form or another, it's here to stay.