Valve, the renowned gaming giant behind the Steam platform, has sounded the alarm for its European customers who own Steam Machines and Steam Controllers. A recent hack at one of its European hardware partners has led to a data breach, putting user information at risk. Although Valve's servers remain secure, the company is urging its customers to be vigilant against potential phishing scams.

The warning comes as a precautionary measure to protect users from fake messages that could be used to extract sensitive information. Valve's proactive approach aims to minimize the impact of the breach and ensure the continued security of its users' accounts.

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  • Valve's servers were not directly breached, but a European hardware partner was compromised.
  • Customers of Steam Machine and Steam Controller in Europe are at risk of receiving phishing messages.
  • Valve is advising users to be cautious with any unsolicited messages asking for personal or account details.
  • The breach highlights the importance of robust security measures across all partners in the gaming ecosystem.

For more information on this developing story and how to protect your account, Source: Eurogamer