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I was driving to school, I notice my phone starts getting spammed with the steam authenticator code thing, I'm thinking somethings gotta be going on, I drive to school fast, I'm logged out of steam on laptop AND MY PHONE? I manage to get back in. I think im good. Then I realize oh shit my inventory. All gone boi. All of it. The hacker even had another guy send me another trade offer for me to cancel. I just dont know what the fuck happened. So the help I need is, is there literally anything I can do? A man is desperate, guys.
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ur email is all that matters. i change my phone and i forgot my code then im just reset the authenticator via email then i can login steam from another phone after that
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yeah but still its works right? did steam had notification if you are logged in into another mobile device? i guess it isnt
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well i dont know about others but when i install authenticator in any phone, ( after removing from old ) i get confirmation code on my steam registered mobile number, then i can use authenticator. dont know about yours :D so i dont think with only email you can change someone's authenticator at all.
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virus on your phone and pc i think?
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well idk.. only the hacker knows
You've probably logged into an scam/fake site to f.e. gamble, trade, buy or sell skins. You logged in through your steam acc on that site but actually it just farmed your* login details. All they have to do is then monitor your login attempts with authenticator and they're in, they just fast copy paste the codes.
Also if you want, I can later today search an Insta-reel from Aethix which shows you how to make sure you never get scammed. Because one thing I noticed is that you can login on your steam acc on the real steamcommunity website and then when you visit f.e. cs.money and it again asks you to login, you shouldn't do that and immediatly exit the site you were trying to visit. It's kinda hard to explain, but in the vid this guy shows you how to protect your account in a few mins, ez steps.
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Do it, I've been scammed once before too. Luckily for me it was around 50-100 euro's i lost as most of my playskins weren't tradeable including my knife. But yet I also was scared, but if you are paying attention now and read my full comment, you can easily and safe get back into skins man! Trust me :)
I will look for the link later today as I am working
It happened to a friend of mine a couple of months ago. I don't think there is a way of getting your skins back. You have been involved in a scam and steam can't do anything.
When my friend told me that they managed to somehow get into his phone to make the trade offer, I thought the only possible way is that he clicked on some fishy link and the hacker got control over his computer.
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I have no idea man. I don't understand how it's possible.
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Did you connect to steam with another computer? A computer that was already infected.
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You are not even funny. Actually, this is how I imagine you when you wrote your comment :
gfycat.com/fr/glossyhauntingdoe
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LoL , literally, I was high so was doing some funny stuff, I surely baited that guy long.
Frankie fans know each other.
how much was your inventory?
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do you use any extension in ur browser like steam inventory helper? Remove asap. Also did you ever share your API key from steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey ? Revoke that shit.
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steam inventory helper is legit, been using it long time
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Nah man... thousands of people have been scammed for even more money. Shit happens, don't feel bad. In the future, the 300e will feel like nothing.
I know the hacker.
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Yes , I do.
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No , he's my friend mens.
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But he already sold the skins. What should I tell him now?
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They are not in that account, he's making you see them but they aren't there actually.
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I'm telling you. Even you know him. Everyone knows him.
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Actually no, everyone considers him a good man.
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Nee nee, ik maakte maar een grapje met hem, als hij echt zo dom is om opgelicht te worden door die idioot Akwasi dan kan niemand hem helpen.
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Maar ik ben nog nooit zo opgelicht, ik zorg voor het ding.
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Ja, hij heeft eigenlijk een werkend script voor het hacken van de accounts en het verhandelen van inventaris, maar je moet je account beveiligen.
Hij liet zijn 2 IQ al zien door dit bericht te maken nadat hij van zijn inventaris was beroofd, waaruit blijkt hoe onvolwassen en onzorgvuldig hij al is.
ask es3tag
thx for skins hommie hehehe
It's still so fucked up, makes it sound so easy to steal skins. I feel we need one extra layer of protection. I have the Family View PIN code but still, wish I could protect with something more.
That's a fucked up situation you got there, can I help somehow?
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Weren't there a protection where Steam would lock your skins for a period of time if you logged in from a new computer?
Maybe I'm remembering wrong
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How the fuck did that happen. Shit's scary man.
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Nah this is a common scam that exploits steam api key
Yes of course XD
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Unluko, man at least you didn't lose 2k euros worth inventory, 300 is not much. Ask your father to give you 500 euros then you can get scammed again. F
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you don't get your steam account hacked without doing something stupid yourself (even more if you have authenticator on your phone).
So you fucked up somewhere.
It's like all scams, there's always user interaction where the victim somehow gives permission, bc they dont recognize the fake website, and/or use login credentials on a dumb website which is obviously made to scam you.
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unluko brother, contact steam support
any API key registered?
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thats... weird. Did u generate new backup codes as well?
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