I can proudly state I've never had my Steam account hacked. Part of the reason is luck and my ability to sniff out a scam, but mostly, I use a handful of tried and tested methods to secure my Steam ...

If you think your Steam account is safe, think again—there's word of a massive data breach affecting Steam on the dark web. I'm off to reset my Steam password and enable Steam Guard, just to be sure.

If your phone number was one of the 89 million exposed in the recent data breach that affected Steam, the company says your info is safe. In a statement shared with CNET, Steam has denied that a ...

Can’t change your Steam password? If yes, here is a full guide showing you how you can reset your password on Steam. You can reset your Steam password using the ...

You can change your Steam password using the desktop app, website, or mobile app. Once you change your Steam password, you'll be logged out on every device. If you're ...

Are you unable to log or sign into Steam? Here is a full guide to fix the issue of being unable to sign in to your Steam account. A lot of users have encountered this problem, where, after several ...

UPDATE (15/05/25, 9:20 AM BST) Valve has now published a statement confirming that "the recent leak being reported did not breach Steam systems" and that Steam account passwords aren't affected.

“Yesterday we were made aware of reports of leaks of older text messages that had previously been sent to Steam customers. We have examined the leak sample and have determined this was NOT a breach of ...

TL;DR: Valve confirmed recent leaked older Steam SMS messages were not due to a Steam system breach. The leak involved unencrypted, time-limited codes and phone numbers without linking to accounts or ...

A strange leak of PC gaming storefront Steam users' data has resulted in the phone numbers and text messages of millions of PC gamers seemingly being sold online. Valve, the company that owns and ...