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Fortunately I have reset my password and till now I have access to my account including the games. One of my friends recommended me to revoke the API key of steam so that I am not a part of such malicious activity/trade offers.
Could you guys tell me about the API key and are their any disadvantages if you revoke an API key?
Also I would want to know if I do not revoke the API key and try to add funds to my steam wallet would it be safe?
Help would be really appreciated guys! Thanks :)
P. S - In short I just wanna know is my account still in control of the hijacker even after resetting my password?
Also ALL steps here must be completed in order and without fail to properly secure your account:-
- Scan for malware. https://www.malwarebytes.com/
- Deauthorize all devices https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
- Change your password on a secure device.
- Generate new back up codes. https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
- Revoke the api key https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
- Refrain from giving away your credentials to phishing sites
If your API key houses a domain or any other numbered reference then any trade you make in the future will just get cancelled and the hijackers will send out a spoofed trade offer impersonating your intended target and your items will get swiped again.
Priority is to secure your account entirely with the recommended steps.
Just delete any and all API keys your account may have. Generally speaking, nobody needs one. I've had an account for 16.5 years and I've never had nor needed one.
If a key is registered, click the button labelled "Revoke My Steam Web API Key"
If it's asking you to enter a domain name, you do not have an API key so there's nothing to revoke.