Mibu no ookami
Banned
So glad I didn't link my PSN account.
JK
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lol, okay. The only source is this dude who can't even get his facts straight.
We will still mock them as they do other stuff like charge for online on top on leaking passwords.If this comes out as being true then i don't wanna see any PC users nor steam users ever make fun of sony, microsoft, or nintendo being hacked ever again. And if steam was hacked then this a blackmark on gabe and the people who worship the ground he puts his feet on.
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*****Follow up following the analysis of a sample provided by the seller******: Update on Alleged Steam Breach – SMS Logs Confirm Vendor Exposure Following our initial post on the claimed Steam data breach (89M+ users), new evidence confirms that a leaked sample contains real-time 2FA SMS logs routed via Twilio. The data includes message contents, delivery status, metadata, and routing costs — suggesting backend access to a vendor dashboard or API, not Steam directly. This reinforces a supply chain compromise, putting user security at risk via phishing or session hijacking.
If this comes out as being true then i don't wanna see any PC users nor steam users ever make fun of sony, microsoft, or nintendo being hacked ever again. And if steam was hacked then this a blackmark on gabe and the people who worship the ground he puts his feet on.
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I'd still change my password to be safe. Corporations sometimes wait to disclose breaches until they know the full impact. It may be nothing, but if it's something then better to get ahead of it now.I'd wait for actual confirmation from Steam before going apeshit.
I'd guess they're probably using salted hashes. (IE they don't store your password but they can verify it by storing the result of a calculation involving your password.)Passwords in clear text? That would be major, but source seems sketchy at the moment.
So mock when it happens to Steam, but do not mock when it happens to Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo?
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Not a direct hack of Steam itself: Steam's internal servers or databases don't appear to be breached. But because they rely on Twilio for sending 2FA codes, this affects their users too.
Why it's dangerous:
Phishing: Hackers could use the info to send fake but convincing messages to users.
Session hijacking: If attackers can intercept or replay 2FA codes, they might bypass login protection.
Valve needs to either confirm or deny these reports now for further peace of mind.Yep. That's internet 101 stuff these days with just about any account. Steam Guard was way ahead of the curve.
Probably not in clear text if I have to guess.Passwords in clear text? That would be major, but source seems sketchy at the moment.
lol, okay. The only source is this dude who can't even get his facts straight.
Places that hold your personal information don't like admitting they fucked up. Many of the hacks on other sites in the last decade or so gave warning weeks after it happened. It's almost like it's bad for their businessI'll change it just in case, but I would have expected some official communication by now.
Yep this is the main thing. Someone stole my pizza hut points and got some free breadsticks during when my account was hacked from another site years ago.Just a reminder, that these emails/passwords are taken to other sites. So if you use the same password anywhere else, change it there too.
Yep this is the main thing. Someone stole my pizza hut points and got some free breadsticks during when my account was hacked from another site years ago.
So it's bollocks then
Being this protective of a favorite corporations is like falling in love with a prostitute.If this comes out as being true then i don't wanna see any PC users nor steam users ever make fun of sony, microsoft, or nintendo being hacked ever again. And if steam was hacked then this a blackmark on gabe and the people who worship the ground he puts his feet on.
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My man, I think you went a bit too far with this. That is unless you were using the same steam pw across a multitude of websites and services.Just spent an hour changing all the passwords on ALL the sites I use
It's kinda annoying how many different accounts you need these days
Exactly, you pick things up quicklySo mock when it happens to Steam, but do not mock when it happens to Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo?
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