Steam hacked
Started by EV3RY, Nov 11 2011 08:45 AM
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#1
Posted 11 November 2011 - 08:45 AM
Anyone with steam account be aware that your details may have been stolen.

Apparently men think about sex every seven seconds. That's why I eat a hotdog in 6 so it don't seem weird!
#3 Guest_(FG) Jasonpw_*
Posted 11 November 2011 - 11:28 AM
'Good' find Ev - I could get on my soap box about game producers etc using this shitty systems to allow us to play games that are then wide open for ppl accesing our personal details etc, but what's the point they don't give a f*c$.
What's next, Origin?
What's next, Origin?
#4
Posted 11 November 2011 - 01:42 PM
annother password to be changed grrrrrrrr


#5
Posted 11 November 2011 - 05:11 PM
Steam guard will at least stop them getting into your steam account given you get a code in mail and if your not dumb enough to use the same password everywhere u should be fine


#6 Guest_(FG) Jasonpw_*
Posted 11 November 2011 - 09:23 PM
Joy my MSN and an old email account has been hacked as a result of Steam and their pile of shite.
#7
Posted 16 November 2011 - 08:49 PM
Update.
In a message sent to all Steam users by Valve's Gabe Newell, it was revealed that the vandalizing of the Steam forums, which occurred on November 6, was followed by an intrusion on "a Steam database." The hacked database included usernames, "hashed and salted" passwords, transcripts of game purchases, email and billing addresses, and encrypted credit card info. The message specified that Valve doesn't have any evidence of the intruders taking the credit card numbers or any other "personally identifying information," or that the encryption on said numbers or passwords had been cracked.
The company is investigating the incident, but because a few forum users have been compromised all users must change their passwords during their next forum visit. Steam users aren't forced to change their passwords, but are encouraged to do so, especially if they match their forum passwords. Also, if your bank account, Paypal account, PSN,Xbox Live, email, AIM or, you know, anything, shares your forum password, you should probably change that too -- and then you should probably just move into a log cabin in the woods for a while.
In a message sent to all Steam users by Valve's Gabe Newell, it was revealed that the vandalizing of the Steam forums, which occurred on November 6, was followed by an intrusion on "a Steam database." The hacked database included usernames, "hashed and salted" passwords, transcripts of game purchases, email and billing addresses, and encrypted credit card info. The message specified that Valve doesn't have any evidence of the intruders taking the credit card numbers or any other "personally identifying information," or that the encryption on said numbers or passwords had been cracked.
The company is investigating the incident, but because a few forum users have been compromised all users must change their passwords during their next forum visit. Steam users aren't forced to change their passwords, but are encouraged to do so, especially if they match their forum passwords. Also, if your bank account, Paypal account, PSN,Xbox Live, email, AIM or, you know, anything, shares your forum password, you should probably change that too -- and then you should probably just move into a log cabin in the woods for a while.

Apparently men think about sex every seven seconds. That's why I eat a hotdog in 6 so it don't seem weird!
#9
Posted 17 November 2011 - 06:30 PM
my msn got hacked about 8 mths ago
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