Cybersecurity firm Underdark reports a massive data breach affecting 89 million Steam users, with account information including one-time passwords and phone numbers reportedly being auctioned on the dark web for $5,000. Valve has not yet confirmed the breach, but users are advised to immediately change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and monitor for suspicious activity to protect their gaming accounts and personal information.
Cybersecurity firm Underdark reports a massive data breach affecting 89 million Steam users, with account information including one-time passwords and phone numbers reportedly being auctioned on the dark web for $5,000. Valve has not yet confirmed the breach, but users are advised to immediately change passwords, enable two-factor authentication, and monitor for suspicious activity to protect their gaming accounts and personal information.