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Like I said I got nothing to notify me of the things that were happening to me. This isn't the movies, were some kids sits somewhere in a room in front of a computer, write a few lines of 'code' and they 'are in', and can do whatever they want without anyone noticing what's going on.ДЄnyway, i googled 'Steam hacked 2020', and the first result was from 2011 - it looks like during that incident the hackers were going after credit card informations and not the accounts itself. Originally posted by Wolverine:Well, check your emails, you should have received one about changes being made to your account from Steam, which is what the scammers do to prevent you from disrupting their 'work' (=stealing your items, using your account for scamming other users and cheating/exploiting in games) - all you had to do is read that email, lock down your account through the link provided in it, clean and secure your PC/Steam account, and then recover your account again. Also, like I said, no one was targeting me specifically, they don't care whos account they get in hacks like these as long as they can take their skins and run with them. They took control of everything and traded it for nothing. the whole problem here is that they somehow took control of my 2FA and I did not get a single notification about someone trying to log in or trade my skins. This is exactly what people on the other posts sounded like. I just can't believe steam does not have a way to clearly tell when someone has been hacked and help that person. Obviously someone didn't directly target my account by saying like ' oh this kid has good skins' which I didn't, I just had skins that I liked, but the person clearly used some algorithm or whatever the в™Ґв™Ґв™Ґв™Ґ to get into my account I mean I had a solid 60 dollars worth of skins I know that might not sound like a lot but I have been accumulating those over the past two years. Let's face it, in some way or another the user of that account did gave away his account informations, and that's it.ДЄnd don't you think, that Steam would get alerts from someone trying to find a way into their system, and then do something against it?ДЄnyway, why would someone waste time on trying to find a way into Steam, when all they have to do is promise 'free stuff' and let the users give them their account details directly. i mean no offense, but why would someone specifically 'hack' this account, when there're others with literaly thousands of $$$ worth of items they could 'hack' instead? Seriously, trying to brute force a well secured site with it's layers of encryption? Not going to happen.Д«unging up bait sites to appeal to people's greed and then they hand over their ID, that's FAR easier, which is why they do it. That would be the WORST way to go about stealing stuff on here. No, just because you can imagine it, doesn't make it true. Then the evil grins on their smug faces as they steal his skins to sell for a cool buck and a quarter.

RUST STEAM ACCOUNTS FULL

Idk I could picture a room full of north Korean computer hackers feverishly typing away to find a back door. Learn from this, and in the future stick to the Steam client and official web pages.

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Originally posted by Wolverine:Well, Steam accounts don't get 'hacked', you entered your account information on some shady web page, and they took your items.

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