A cyberattack on one of Valve's shipping partners has resulted in the theft of personal information belonging to Steam users in Europe who have purchased hardware from the platform within the past three months.

This security breach has significant implications for affected users, who may receive fake messages or experience unauthorized account activity. It is essential for users to remain vigilant and take steps to protect their accounts.

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  • European Steam users who have bought hardware in the last three months are at risk of having their personal info compromised
  • Phishing scams and fake messages may be on the rise as a result of the cyberattack
  • Users are advised to monitor their accounts closely and report any suspicious activity to Valve
  • Affected users should consider updating their account passwords and enabling two-factor authentication
  • Valve has not yet released an official statement on the breach, but an investigation is likely underway

For more information on the cyberattack and its impact on Steam users, Source: Rock Paper Shotgun