Valve, the company that owns and maintains the globally popular pc gaming platform steam, has given a statement responding to reports of a recent data leak. 89 million steam account details available on dark web for sale, putting user accounts at risk Leakage traced to supply chain compromise, not direct breach of steam or twilio. Were steam passwords really leaked The biggest question that every steam user has is whether their steam passwords were actually compromised due to the twilio data breach. Gaming security steam data breach valve confirms steam 2fa leak affecting 89 million users, no passwords compromised steam wasn't hacked, but you should probably start using the authenticator app.
Phew, valve confirms alleged data breach was not a breach of steam systems and says you don't need to change your password old text messages cannot be used to breach the security of.
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