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Can you recall any time you logged into your Steam account on a website that wasnt associated with Steam itself?
Hell, it could have even looked like Steam itself and still not actually be Steam.
If so, that was probably not a legitimate Steam login and your account got stolen through a third party website you provided your Steam account credentials to yourself.
But without the 2FA via the authenticator app, you cannot get into his account.
Existing security works, it is the USERS who are the problem.
So since GabeN hasnt lost his account, that means the existing security works just fine.
No, I wrote this because I never did that before. There were several replies like this last time, and I followed them.
Dude, it doesn't matter if Steam would instantly move to fix the problem. Hackers going after his account would do so because it's like the holy grail. You get to be the dude that got into GabeN's account.
That’s a lie, there was a bot adding and got one friend to send a chat link and it all went into a chain of messages including your long known friends who sent you just a link to click in chat it was nothing suspicious, but it was phishing it went on for 1 year.
Your account was literally stolen by a click of a link, you didn’t need to give permission or have the login on the website.. a lot of people got their accounts stolen, I had half of my friends on block list so they wouldn’t reply back what is this link or I didn’t send this.
This was a very very bad management on security from steam.
Most of the time entries are successful phishing scams or similar
develop a healthy paranoia when it comes to internet security, read a bit about it
Trust no one, not even yourself. It's how one avoids being scammed.
Have had a Steam account for 20 years. It's been compromised exactly zero times.
I haven't been hacked in 15 years either.
Scan your system for malware
Stop giving your credentials to third-party sites
DO those two things and you'll be fine.
1. Scan for malware https://www.malwarebytes.com/
2. Deauthorize all other devices https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/twofactor/manage
3. Change passwords from a trusted/clean computer.
4. Generate new backup codes for your Mobile App https://psteamproxy.yuanyoumao.com/twofactor/manage
5. Revoke the API key https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/dev/apikey (there should be nothing in the APIKEY)
the thing to remember is
nobody capable of hacking steam is going to waste it messing with your account
they will get in, scrape the site of all the truly useful,
money making info and leave as quietly as they can and sell it
what happened to you was more than likely phishing.
somewhere along the lines you either gave your info to a site you thought was secure
or you logged into steam through a fake site.
it is that or you had/have some kind of virus on your system.