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They got 29,923 help requests about hacked accounts in the last 24 hours and the typical response times are 2.49 hours to 3.10 days.
Just think if tehy stole somebody creditcard account what they will do ı wonder thats not so easy ım 33 years old ı have son 12 years old ı m payıng for that game money If steam earning from that money they must protect us
not give any body password or keys just some body ınvıte hım frıends after everythıng gone
could you understand
All of those hacks happens when the users make mistakes, that's why kids get hacked more often than adults.
we are losting account from protecting system after Thats our fail .
İf steam saying that I have in steam from turkey 200 person they are my relative and ı wıll contact with them how steam solving problem how steam protecting account we can see
Did he visit any third party websites, such as trading or gambling websites? As many of those are scams and some phish (fake) the steam login on their own site.
Else ensure you haven't been R.A.T (remote access trojan) or keylogged on the PC.
If your son uses the same password on email and steam, then steam guard could be bypassed by the hacker logging into both, for example.
but thats from steam guard pls understand they hacked steam guard
They know it isn't perfect but they can restore hacked accounts and use trade holds so hackers can't steal items and that's why it's OK. Any change will make it more annoying to use Steam in other ways.
Meanwhile most users don't get hacked since they are careful and are wise enough to avoid getting hacked, your son can learn from his mistake also if he realizes what mistake lead to this hack.
Don't expect Steam accounts to be some uncheckable thing since that isn't true, it will never be true about anything. Focus on getting your account back and learning from your mistake.
Read this to know how to stay safe, make sure your son reads it also: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1266-OAFV-8478
whatever you lost inventory wise is gone , from your post i cant tell if you lost the account too (if it was , steam can get that back with the proper proof of ownership)
learn from this experience and be more careful in the future .