Does anyone have a list of the games compromised in the recent steam hack?

[Nerdlin Geeksly]

in case you haven't heard steam was breached and some game dev accounts have been hacked and the hackers are uploading malware to those game via game updates, DO NOT UPDATE YOUR GAMES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!!!
Or until a list has been published, which is what I'm trying to figure out; Hey Steam Mods, care to chime in here with an update?

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Escrito originalmente por Nerdlin Geeksly:

Does anyone have a list of the games compromised in the recent steam hack?

in case you haven't heard steam was breached and some game dev accounts have been hacked and the hackers are uploading malware to those game via game updates, DO NOT UPDATE YOUR GAMES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!!!
Or until a list has been published, which is what I'm trying to figure out; Hey Steam Mods, care to chime in here with an update?

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Sentinels_of_the_Store/announcements/detail/6980074800591350918

https://gameworldobserver.com/2023/10/12/steam-sms-verification-game-builds-security

No mods here.

[rawWwRrr]

Escrito originalmente por Nerdlin Geeksly:

in case you haven't heard steam was breached and some game dev accounts have been hacked and the hackers are uploading malware to those game via game updates, DO NOT UPDATE YOUR GAMES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!!!
Or until a list has been published, which is what I'm trying to figure out; Hey Steam Mods, care to chime in here with an update?

It wasn't a hack of Steam. Some developers weren't being vigilant about their login credentials and allowed their accounts to be hijacked thereby allowing the hijackers access to their game listings. Enforcing 2FA onto the Steamworks section for updates and adding users is Valve's response to strengthen those processes. An ignorant developer could still giveaway their 2FA codes but at least with these changes in place it greatly reduce the likelihood.

Steam is catching the malware before it being spread to the users through the updates like they always have.

Edit: Looks like the requirement is for a single phone number to provide an SMS code, not even Steam's mobile auth.

[IFIYGD]

The only game I saw named was NanoWar: Cells VS Virus, in the PCGamer article about it.
https://www.pcgamer.com/steam-malware-attack-new-security/

[Eagle_of_Fire]

Escrito originalmente por rawWwRrr:

Escrito originalmente por Nerdlin Geeksly:

in case you haven't heard steam was breached and some game dev accounts have been hacked and the hackers are uploading malware to those game via game updates, DO NOT UPDATE YOUR GAMES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!!!
Or until a list has been published, which is what I'm trying to figure out; Hey Steam Mods, care to chime in here with an update?

It wasn't a hack of Steam. Some developers weren't being vigilant about their login credentials and allowed their accounts to be hijacked thereby allowing the hijackers access to their game listings. Enforcing 2FA onto the Steamworks section for updates and adding users is Valve's response to strengthen those processes. An ignorant developer could still giveaway their 2FA codes but at least with these changes in place it greatly reduce the likelihood.

Steam is catching the malware before it being spread to the users through the updates like they always have.

Edit: Looks like the requirement is for a single phone number to provide an SMS code, not even Steam's mobile auth.

Remember when LTL got their Youtube account hacked with the API trick and even tho they had like a dozain persons actively gawking at their computer screens they just could not stop it anyways?

2FA is a joke and is not going to change squat. Nothing changed with that news outlet as far as I know, same old off chance that something bad happen just as it has always been before.

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

The age of Quantum Computation and Intraweb cannot come any faster...

[Brian9824]

Escrito originalmente por Nerdlin Geeksly:

in case you haven't heard steam was breached and some game dev accounts have been hacked and the hackers are uploading malware to those game via game updates, DO NOT UPDATE YOUR GAMES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE!!!
Or until a list has been published, which is what I'm trying to figure out; Hey Steam Mods, care to chime in here with an update?

Yeah steam was NOT breached. Don't spread false rumors. Also the effected games already were taken care of, so the issue is over.