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Because smart people don't accept friend requests from random people, click on random links from random people and actually have updated/active antivirus that can stop such software from running or at the very least prompt them before they install it.
I've never had my account hacked in 13+ years yet I have to endure all of these restrictions. Steam already has two 2-factor authentication systems, three if you use 2FA on your email.
A user has to bypass and ignore a ridiculous amount of warnings to be scammed or hijacked.
It wouldn't matter if Steam added retinal identification. People would still fall for phishing scams and trojan/rat viruses.
And it's usually due to greed. Someone offers them some fabulous too-goodto-be-true trade and tells them to just click here or promises them something in return and they ignore the red flags and fall for it anyway.
But it doesn't matter anymore, we're here, and we have to deal with it. But we could render the hijack almost useless if there were just 15 day holds on device change. This could have been avoided. He had a sense of security that he didn't actually have.
I mentioned somewhere ago, that it was strange to me that it said nothing about this progam. I don't scan everything I download from the internet, but I always scan .exe's. And to my honest belief, I genuinely thought it was teamspeak software. It was a seemingly clean file.
And I also mentioned that I moderate a dodgeball server, so I get random adds very frequently.
I was under the impression this user, (scammer,) just wanted someone to play competetive with.
And yes, I know already, had it been a snake I would be bitten.
But I also think that Muppet has a valid point, that a device change doesn't trigger a penalty, however switching a computer does.
Now thiefs need people with protection to steal from them quick.
Does Malwarebytes Anti-Malware replace antivirus software?[support.malwarebytes.com]
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is NOT meant to be a replacement for antivirus software. Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is a complementary but essential program which detects and removes zero-day malware and "Malware in the Wild".
It's not cherry picking to respond to the topic you tried to argue over. But I guess you're not as done as you said, and still want to argue about it. But if you do, please stop trying to pass it off like you were really saying something different, that's called a red herring.
Does it make sense for anyone that a thief can trade instantly, even though you have steam auth enabled?
If said security measure were in place, I might still have my items, because they would have been stuck in a trade hold that I could cancel.
Now, would you kindly refrain from putting words in my mouth purely to get confrontational over a fact that has been stated by several people? Unless you dispute the idea that people will always be a weak spot to any security system, I see no reason to get confrontational over that being stated. And if you do dispute that, kindly dispute that instead of disputing something which is the exact opposite of what you delete from my post while quoting it. I much prefer to have discussions involving what I said, rather than what someone wishes I had said instead.
anyway, back to topic, It would make sense to have the 15 day hold on device change to minimize this and make SMA stronger at what it's supposed to do.
As it is now, there is still a way to instantly trade your items, what SMA was supposed to prevent from happening in the first place, the whole point of it. This needs to be fixed. How often are we switching devices? I'd wager that for the average user, not that often...