just happened http://i.imgur.com/ZN2V6Kz.jpg

scammer's profile(maybe a victim too): http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198086146961/

my profile:

| steamname: DBDB

| steamID32: STEAM_0:0:38735201

| steamID64: http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198037736130

| customURL: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Dwyan3Dad

| steamrep: http://steamrep.com/profiles/76561198037736130

don't believe anything the both people said

In the fake page i clicked add friend and input my user name and password. Then a steamvlidator.exe was downloaded. (http://i.imgur.com/yvXzjvk.jpg )I thought it is kind of new gidget and just clicked it. Then he changed my account email and password in a minute or so. I just found out that you don't need the confirmation in your email. Just the username and password and cookies you can change people's email.

I guess it is the exe file that extract my cookies.

I just checked my inventory that my over 100 tf2 keys and a bunch of game gifts are all gone.

1 decade ago*

OMG guy...this is been happening for more than a month now..phishing bots will add you for your username and password..the scammers will steal all gifts n items in your inventory

1 decade ago
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how do you know if they are a bot

1 decade ago
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the scammers make many bots that auto add if u bump/open post in tf2op or steam trades....the will add you post that msg "my friend wants to trade with you but cant add you steam error" and give a link for the phishing website.The bots cant reply to you or do any other function

1 decade ago
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great job

1 decade ago
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Wow that happens to me also :

http://i.imgur.com/wvNTxNb.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/OQSc1S8.jpg

So we have to read the link address carefully

1 decade ago
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awesome

1 decade ago
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dosen't SteamGuard protect against this? I'm sorry you got scammed bro. That sucks!

1 decade ago
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my bad

1 decade ago
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Steamcommuninity...

you know i always tell people DONT TRUST ANYONE who says " oh my friend needs to trade with you add him please "
always 100% scammers

I hope this %%%%hole gets banned i really do Free bump and i hope steam supports if you already contacted them can get you , your items back if they can i really hope it works out for you man i hate those hackers..

1 decade ago
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thank you man

1 decade ago
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You have 84 reps and you have no idea about this scam AND you clicked on an unknown .exe file? Wow.

1 decade ago
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it just happened that i reached my friend list
and it was mid night that i was about to go to sleep my head was full of shit
btw, the exe file has no virus i scanned with both nod kapaskie

1 decade ago
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The exe file is what he used to steal the steam guard authentication files from your computer. He needs that to bypass the 7 days trading ban. There is no way he could have traded all your keys away instantly without it. Just because Kaspersky can't detect a virus, doesn't mean the program isn't malicious. Most customized programs aren't detectable by conventional antiviruses.

9 years ago
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Log a ticket with Steam Support mate.

1 decade ago
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already done
thanks friend

1 decade ago
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btkee, I was one of your friends on steam when it happened and I tried to find you and there is something you need to know and if you manage to make another steam account add me ASAP, I manage to talk to the hacker when he was on your account

1 decade ago
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really thank you my friend

1 decade ago
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Really unlucky man. Phishing Scam.

1 decade ago
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lol

1 decade ago
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Thanks for the heads up. Hopefully more people become aware about this.

Good luck bro.

1 decade ago
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thanks you too

1 decade ago
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1 decade ago
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I bet you didn't clicked on that link, you copy pasted in your browser. If you read the Steam Support forums you can see that this is a common scam by hackers, and if you just read the link you can see it's fake. Don't know why people are so lazy to read and learn how can they be protected from scams, and how can someone not see that fake link. If you can click on the link in your "Steam chat" and redirects you to your Web browser than it's a fake link but if you click on it and redirects you on Steam Client then you are good.

9 years ago
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thanks for your suggestion

9 years ago
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thanks for your suggestion

9 years ago
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if you have not get back your acc yet,i recommend you report scammer to steam rep.the scammer would scam with using paypal on your acc.

9 years ago
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Closed 9 years ago.