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Securing your account is all you can do, your items are gone.
2. Deauthorize all other devices https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
3. Change passwords from another, clean device
4. Generate new backup codes for your mobile app https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
5. Revoke the API key if you see any over there https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
This is typically done by logging into sketchy third party sites like trade or gamble sites, voting for a team, etc.
Also done by crafty scams users come up with usually involving discord.
Read up on internet security for next time.
Well, obviously it isn't.
Either you clicked some funny "vote for my team" or "hey bro free $10 steam for you" link or you used a 3rd party site that wasn't exactly safe.
2 factor doesn't help if you give it away to someone else.
It is imperative you do so.
Keep in mind that 2FA is just another code, not some magical shield. When getting phished, one enters the accountname, password and then active guard code and a bot then quickly inputs those to gain access.
So yeah, find out where you leaked the credentials.
You know, i understand that this sucks and that you're upset, but you must have done something to get yourself compromised.
Cause it's impossible that a hacker can guess your loginname correctly and then somehow hacks your 2fa code, it's just not possible to do that.
So take a moment to think about what might have caused this and secure your account.
But sadly the cards are gone, there's no way to get them back.
Just afraid to go to work and this guy returns
Is your password Steam password something that is absolutely impossible for someone to guess?
Is your email password something that is absolutely impossible for someone to guess?
Are they the same password?
What is the "I forgot my password" options for your email account? Is it a security question that someone can easily guess?
Only one or two of those questions has to be a "yes" in order for someone to gain access to your account. I'm not saying that this has to be how someone got in, but to show that it doesn't have to be something like you using a gambling site or clicking a suspicious link.
I'd be willing to bet that in a lot of cases the weak link was a person's email account.