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Accounts are not hacked. They are hijacked because you were careless with your account information.
If the account was used to break the rules that falls on you. Makes the ban correct.
You can’t assume every hijacked account is the user’s fault. People follow security steps, but breaches, phishing, and system flaws still happen. Steam should focus on improving recovery support instead of dismissing users as careless.
No..
EVERY time it is their fault.
They either gave their details away or compromised their computers.
EDIT..............
Translated :
Since I can't take accountability for my mistakes, I need someone else to do it, in this case, Valve. Even when I have no idea what I am doing, the responsibility for my actions needs to be on someone else's shoulders.
No amount of security can stop people from handing out their account info. There has been no breaches on Steam and in the event someone did... they wouldn't waste their time on end user accounts. They would be going after accounts with with far more power.
Also it is way too easy to fake a hijacked account. There was a time where Valve removed bans off hijacked account. Cheaters found ways to abuse it to get unbanned.. so they stop and it's not coming back.
Steps to fake account hijacking:
Use VPN
Sign into account and change some details like email and password
Cheat until banned
Start account recovery
Get unbanned
Repeat
Cheater also made accounts to pass around to other cheaters until the account was banned and then the person would cry to support my account was stolen unban me..... and repeat.
Accounts can get hacked due to third-party data leaks, phishing links that look safe, or malware that can sneak past antivirus software. Even accounts that aren't being used—like someone’s while they are in military training or deployed—can be accessed if their login info was leaked somewhere else.
Steam accounts often share login details with many other sites, and when a database gets hacked, attackers use automated tools to try those logins everywhere.
So, it's wrong to say that every situation is the user's fault. Having good security habits can lower the risk, but it doesn't protect someone completely from outside attacks, credential stuffing, or unnoticed leaks.
Hackers don’t need a Steam breach or someone giving away their info. They use leaked emails and passwords from other sites, fake login pages, or viruses to get in. Even careful people can be hit. Yes, some fake it, but that doesn’t mean everyone’s lying.
Using third party sites IS giving your information away.
Again, Steam accounts are not hacked.
Dude, look it up. Stop giving me false information. You clearly don't know what you are talking about.
Accounts get taken over without the user handing out anything:
Credential stuffing: Hackers use passwords leaked from other sites and try them on Steam.
Phishing: Fake Steam pages steal logins.
Malware/token theft: Keyloggers or session hijacks grab access.
SIM swap/email takeover: Attacker resets your password via your phone or email.
Call it “hacked” or “hijacked,” the result is the same: unauthorized access without intentional sharing.
This has been brought up countless times here. It is always the same. You compromised your account.
Edit:
Saying it countless of times doesn’t make it true. Not every account loss is the users fault. Hackers use leaked passwords from other sites, phishing pages, malware, or SIM/email resets to get in — even when the person never shared info. As I have said many times before.
Like, I get it’s your fault if you forgot to log out, but not when you haven’t touched your account for months and never gave anyone your details. Stop assuming 100% user fault without proof.
So which one isn't user fault?
Credential stuffing - user fault for using same password everywhere.
Phishing - user fault. It's very easy to verify if page is legit or not yet people still fail for it. Mostly due to greed or "♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥".
Malware/token theft - user dowloaded malware or entered credentials on phishing site. User fault + lack of basic understanding of computer/internet security.
Sim swap/email - same as above. User failed to keep his phone/email secure.