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Update May 14, 6:38 PM: Valve confirmed that steam systems are not broken and the user information is not stolen or obtained by hackers. The company has provided clarification in a Steam Blog Post:
“We still enter the source of leak, this is not encrypted by any SMS message, and through many providers, leaked data, phone numbers vapor account, password data, payment data or other personal information. Use it to break the security of your Steam account.”
Our original story follows.
Steam, allegedly violated information in the last week. Details are afraid and hard to confirm, but there is a known hacker claimed More than 89 million users selling a database for the game platform, which is one-time access codes obtained from the third party seller of the vapor. If accurate, this includes information about more than two-thirds of the steam audience.
Original Linkedin post Determining a violation and said that the leaking information came from Twilio Cloud Communications. But the steam representative gossip The platform does not use Twilio, so if there was a violation, it may be via a different seller that provides SMS codes to login.
I’m not really sure about what happened at this stage, all Kerfuffle reminds you in time to check in your online security practices. In Steam, there is a mobile identification program called Valve Steam protector Can help keep your account secure. It is a good experience to make sure you change your transition codes regularly, especially the steam guard, the root of this week’s security drama. One Password manager This process can adjust. Please note that the phone numbers appear to be the discount, add additional phishing attempts through text.
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