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3 Μαΐ 2022 · Steam support accepted to change the steam mobile authenticator device (even though the scammer didn't have the recovery code) and sent an sms to my phone number with the code to change the steam mobile authenticator.
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Steam Support relies on several data points to arrive at a decision to ban or lock an account. Users intent on committing malicious activity, most often done to other users, are constantly trying to gain this data to use in future scams, fraud and hijackings.
17 Δεκ 2023 · the account can be stolen even if you log in to Steam from the browser because a token is generated that can be stolen via dangerous extensions and without the scammer needing the Steam Guard code. 2FA can be bypassed if you are already logged in and is not a guarantee of security.
10 Οκτ 2022 · With 2FA enabled, you will receive a one-time code, either via email or the Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator (a feature available in the Steam app), every time you log in from a device...
If you have been contacted by someone claiming to have accidentally reported you or claims to be a Steam official or Valve employee then it's always a scam. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically.
4 Μαΐ 2024 · On Steam we've reached the point that an account can only be hijacked with direct input of the account owner. Again, the account used is a hijacked account. Valve doesn't ban those accounts because they actually belong to victims (you know, like you).
This may have been through a phishing site, posing as a legitimate-looking Steam login or a login for a third party trading site. It's also possible they were able to place malware onto your system to intercept this code.