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2. Your friend must contact Support.
3. Your friend should stop entering his credentials and SMA codes on fake websites, otherwise it would have been impossible to compromise the account. It was not hacked.
Removed it, it's just the basic scamming text.
DO NOT CLICK THE LINK IT IS SCAM, I copied it so this website could be taken down
https://help.steampowered.com/en/wizard/HelpWithAccountStolen
The stuff in post #2 says otherwise. The account would not send you that type of message if your "friend" did not use shady skin/case/betting sites.
He could have cleared history manually.
Browser could be set to wipe history when exiting using 'Quit.' depending on Browser and settings.
Could also be your friend feels ashamed and won't admit it.
So he was there, and I helped him translate it and stuff, we did check the hungarian version too (which he understands) but for obvious reasons it needs the password, email, or mobile code. All of them got hacked, he already changed his emails password so they can't get it again (Hopefully)
He knows the purchasing information things, but doesen't have a support account so there is no way to make a support ticket, or is there?