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possibly being used to try and get you to use a fake server to steal your account.
But if it's possible to get account stolen just by joining to a game, then it's a serious issue.
They invited me directly through Steam. They haven't sent any external links or anything.
No. There is no way to get hijacked that way.
They can also just try to hack your computer remotely and install some Keyloggers, which would give them your Steam Login information (eventually.. they would have to wait and watch until you logged into Steam at some point), there are a bunch of things they could do with your system - but all of these things are very low chance of it happening, don't worry - not only is it difficult, Windows alone and your Modem and Internet Provider and also Steam, all have some good protections against these types of things occurring these days. I suggest getting the Steam Guard set up if you are really worried, but it is rare to have someone hack/acquire your account just from some game information.
Also this ^ it's good that you didn't Chat with them much and/or follow any Links. It's a slippery slope to opening yourself up, just as he states...
HTH
What?
Many multiplayer games reveal your IP to the other players (they might have to sniff the packets to get them, but many just have it on display) - they can use the IP information to spoof talking to the Steam Servers and knock away at an Account (if they wanted). It wouldn't be fast or easy, but it is possible.
Does that help?
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I gtg soon so I'm sorry if I don't reply today, I'll try explain more later if you're Subscribed
also I have you ignored for some reason LOL
Without any actual account credentials to gain access to the account, no. Brute forcing into an account would be nearly impossible, also subjected to the many cooldowns for failed attempts and you have to remember about Guard.
Brute forcing is actually successful still these days, once you automate it, even with Cooldowns - remember all of these things don't stop hackers, only slow them down.
(I tell people at work and that ask, to use LONG passphrases, NOT complex ones, as the length is what really stumps hackers (for BF anyway))
Yes I suggested Steam Guard because authenticators work pretty well too - although a logger/sniffer on their network (IP gained from the game) bypasses some of that, all you need is a remote of the display then you see the timed keycode as well - this is all on the user system/LAN, not Steam Servers of course.
I still say "don't worry about it too much" and "Steam Guard if worried" though, don't get me wrong - the amount of effort needed to do all this (esp. with SG) would probably be directed more at businesses/brokers than a home user for some Steam games/Accounts.
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Why do I have you Blocked? lol
Are you mean to people?
So, the answer to what I originally quoted is no. Got it.
No downloading, clicking on anything = nothing going to happen.
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Remember, it is always a non-zero probability of getting hacked or messed with, just from having that plug/wifi connected to your system. Don't lose sleep over it, but it is there, always. Backup data you treasure, regularly.
Not really, no.
This PC plays on Steam and Steam alone.
I take it you think everyone is just a fool and you are the high and mighty that knows everything, correct?
Non issue.
I won't be clicking on "Show" to see what you say anymore, just so you know.