I guess some of you are aware that Steam accounts can get hacked and has been happening quite often so just check the simple step that you have to do to prevent it:
Verifying your email address with Steam improves the security of your Steam Account. Once you’ve verified your email address with Steam, both your Steam Account password and access to your email account are required in order to make any changes to your Steam Account credentials, such as your password, secret question and answer, and contact email address. This helps further protect your Steam Account from being stolen by a potential phisher.
Some of the ways that people try to get your password is a random dodgy link promising you free games or the sort of stuff then it will ask your steam pass/name so it can be loaded on your steam account. On some cases you might receive a message on steam from someone could say is part of Steam staff and needs your details to verify you or some sort story.
Be aware of that guys and don’t forget to do the “Email Verification with Steam“
Check on Steam for other “Account Security Recommendations“ to make sure you can keep your account safe. In case that you need to contact Steam then check on the following link how to it: Steam support
Remember that in the event that a hijacked Steam account is banned by the Valve Anti-Cheat System, Steam Support can not remove the ban so take the security measures guys.
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It’s quite simple really :
“Never tell your password to anyone.”
Steam tells you this everytime you open a friend chat box. As for free games websites, they usually have spelling mistakes like: http://www.steammcommunity.com or http://www.steam.community.com. With a little common sense, no one should ever get their account hacked.
I suggest you rename the title of this to “How to Prevent Your Steam Account from Being Phished”.
Saying they’re “getting hacked” implies that it’s not THEIR FAULT for being morons and following the link.
How to Prevent Your Steam Account from Being Phished/Hacked – Don’t be an idiot.
Yeah np’s… I was aware of that but the thing is nobody uses that word for obvious reasons and “hacked” brings more attention but yeh I’ll modify it to keep it clear.
Anything else you guys would like to add?
Real steam offers wont direct you to your internet browser they will always go through the Steam Store which is integrated into the steam client
Wir Stop stealing boet, you will get caught one day
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Also please don’t use simple passwords like 123456,password,god etc
Make sure your password includes caps numbers and one or two symbols.
for eg
pass: “cheeseofdooom” will change to
Ch3E5oFd*0oM