Steam hacker!!!!!

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Beware of this guy: HACKER STEAM PROFILE
Today I logged to CS and I saw that I didn't have my "expensive" skins. I looked at trade history and there I saw that "I" traded all of them to this guy. Please, report him and obviously block him!!!

Proof: SCREENSHOT

9 years ago*

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9 Comments

IcarusBirdman

As bad as this is, no naming and shaming. I suggest you remove the link.

9 years ago

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DeltaBladeX

(Senior Moderator)

Regardless of circumstances, you aren't supposed to post other users profiles here like that, it counts as calling out.

9 years ago

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Daud

Tbh I really don't get the "calling out" rule in situations like this. I get the rationalization if it's the "calling out" was for fake giveaways and similar situations.

One could argue that people could spam with fake accusations but surely the benefits would outweigh the negatives on cases like this. At the very least I would suggest a sticky where people can post warnings with proof.

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DeltaBladeX

(Senior Moderator)

Doesn't really matter what some users might think on this, there are no exceptions to the calling out rule, even in cases like this.

It sucks that stuff like this happens, but organising witch hunts doesn't change that TC messed up somewhere. Use the Steam report feature, then continue with life, and maybe learn how to avoid such in the future. A topic for doing this doesn't stop stupid people who don't learn the risks and how to avoid them.

9 years ago

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Mayros

so the "hacker" entered on ur acc and pass through the steam guard ?

9 years ago

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Dawbar

The day 25 I get a message on my mail from steam guard that someone is trying to log in from GB (I live in Spain). That day I was busy, but the day 27 I changed my steam and mail passwords. Notice that the trade was the day 27... I though that could be a phishing site when I was changing my password, but that's impossible because I changed it from staem client...

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DeltaBladeX

(Senior Moderator)

Chances are instead you were hit by phishing previously.

Now, remove the links.

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PlissK

Did you use the same psw on steam and email?