Recently I get warning e-mails from Steam about attempts to change my account details. What to do if my account got hacked?

The most important point is to remember to take quick action to secure your Steam account and stop further compromise if you believe someone has accessed it without authorization.

• Start by creating a strong, one-of-a-kind new password for Steam. For extra security, use a combination of characters. In addition, if you haven't already, turn on Steam Guard two-factor authentication (2FA) to add an additional degree of security to login attempts.

• Examine the apps and devices you have connected to your Steam account that are authorized, and remove access from any that you are not familiar with. To make sure your system isn't compromised, thoroughly scan it for malware with a reliable antivirus program.

• Remember to update the passwords on all connected accounts, including social media and email, to avoid possible hacker access. To help with looking into and safeguarding your account, report any suspicious activity to Steam Support right away. Include information about the circumstances and any warning emails you may have received.

Be on the lookout for phishing attempts, wherein hackers may attempt to fool you into sending phony emails that contain sensitive information or your login credentials.

Steer clear of dubious links or attachments, and exercise caution when it comes to unsolicited offers or deals that promise advantages by connecting your Steam account; these could be scams that put the security of your account at risk.

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