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Don't really know what you could do to find it - I assume you don't have any older emails from Steam? Those usually have the account name on them.
Edit: Do you remember the profile name? Anyway, go through the guide and see how far you get:
A step by step guide to the Recovery Process:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1126288560
Also, because this regularly comes up, you DO NOT need access to the email, phone or password currently tied to the hijacked account for this to work. Just pick the "I do not have access..." or a similar option when asked. JUST SCROLL DOWN.
If you can't remember what email you used, you might want to try going through every email you can remember.
Support can't provide you with any of those for security reasons and Steam doesn't do account recovery through the normal ticket system.
support doesnt allow for fishing expeditions for accounts which could result in someone taking over an account memrely because they found someones credit card on a target leaked list of personal ifnormation
You: I want you to give me secure data associated with an account.
Support: We have a policy and a procedure in place for this. Please follow this process: https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/3944-4D89-1B3E-27DE
You: I am unable to do that, and would like you to break your policies to provide me with information.
Support: We are unable to do this. Please try to remember the associated email, you may try every email you can remember in the account recovery process.
No amount of arguing with anyone will give you the special exception to the rules that you want.
I know this sounds like a reasonable thing. A lot of issues seem like they could be resolved if you could just talk to a person. It's easy to concoct a scenario where if you just do this, and they just do that, everyone is happy.
But there's bigger issues and companies have to be extremely careful. When someone wants access to the account and they don't know any of the important identifying information... while it may be a tough row to hoe for the individual, if they did play along with that scammers would have a field day.
If they make exceptions just for you. They'll do it for anyone. And there's no way Valve can really determine your genuine honesty. Even if you talk to a real person. After all, people lie, all the time.
Well while it sounds good to you that you only want one bit of information. It doesn't really make a difference.
I mean I'll put it to you like this. I only want 15 characters of your 16 character password. Does that make you more likely to supply that information because I'm not asking for the whole thing. Wanting one thing Valve is not going to provide isn't better than wanting two things, or ten things, Valve isn't going to provide.
At some point it's up to the user to keep track of their account credentials. My recommendation is set up a proper password manager and consistently use it to store your accounts and related information. Memory is a fickle thing. And the faintest ink is worth more than the sharpest memory.