짱깨 해킹 장터로 털림 hacking

[승아]

중국인이 계정 해킹해서 구매한 게임들 중 환불 할 수 있는 모든 게임 16만원을 환불 처리했다. 해커는 심지어 어이없는 이유로 환불 요청을 중국어로 제출했는데, 스팀은 바로 승인했다 ㅆ1ㅂ. 그 돈으로 DOTA 2라는 게임에서 아이템을 구매했는데, 해커는 9원짜리 아이템을 16만원에 등록하고, 내 계정으로 그 아이템을 구매했더라. 명백한 돈세탁인데도 스팀은 환불이 불가능하다고만 하는데 진짜 미친거아니냐.
누가봐도 아이템주인이 범인이잖아 ㅋㅋ 존내역겹네



A Chinese hacker got into my account and refunded $110 worth of my games. The hacker even submitted a ridiculous refund request in Chinese, and Steam accepted it right away. Then they used the $110 to buy items in a game called DOTA 2. They listed a $0.01 item for $110 and bought it using my account. It’s clearly money laundering, but Steam just says they can’t refund me. My computer is clean from malware, and I had Steam Guard enabled. I’m disgusted.

[FFL2and3rocks]

Okay.

[승아]

If that was the plan from the start, why bother buying Steam games? Just hack everything and make money.

[Dan5000]

There are no hackers, only hijackers by having you leak your data somewhere.

Follow all these instructions, otherwise you can't be sure that no one is still on your account:

1. Scan for malware https://www.malwarebytes.com/
2. Check that the email and phone number on the Steam account are still yours.
3. Deauthorize all other devices https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
4. Change passwords from a trusted/clean device.
5. Generate new backup codes for your Mobile App https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
6. Revoke the API key https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey (there should be nothing in the APIKEY)

There are only 3 ways for others to get into your account:

1. You either got infected and had malware steal your active session, which means steam thinks it is your own doing. (Or you logged in on another infected machine)

2. You entered your login + Steam Guard code somewhere you were not supposed to. (Scanning the QR code to login does the same)

3. Someone else has/had physical access to your devices. (Or you forgot to logout after being in an internet café etc.)

You can't deny all 3 of these, it's impossible to get into your account otherwise.

Stolen wallet or items that way will not be refunded, as it is the users responsibility to make sure their accounts are safe.

[승아]

Originally posted by Dan5000:

There are no hackers, only hijackers by having you leak your data somewhere.

Follow all these instructions, otherwise you can't be sure that no one is still on your account:

1. Scan for malware https://www.malwarebytes.com/
2. Check that the email and phone number on the Steam account are still yours.
3. Deauthorize all other devices https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
4. Change passwords from a trusted/clean device.
5. Generate new backup codes for your Mobile App https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
6. Revoke the API key https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey (there should be nothing in the APIKEY)

There are only 3 ways for others to get into your account:

1. You either got infected and had malware steal your active session, which means steam thinks it is your own doing. (Or you logged in on another infected machine)

2. You entered your login + Steam Guard code somewhere you were not supposed to. (Scanning the QR code to login does the same)

3. Someone else has/had physical access to your devices. (Or you forgot to logout after being in an internet café etc.)

You can't deny all 3 of these, it's impossible to get into your account otherwise.

Stolen wallet or items that way will not be refunded, as it is the users responsibility to make sure their accounts are safe.

No, there’s no malware. I’ve only logged in from my home computer, and I’ve set up Steam Guard. Why is it the victim’s responsibility?

How would you feel if all the games you own got deleted or your account got permanently banned, and people just told you it’s entirely your fault? Would you just accept it and move on? Seriously?

[Beardface31]

It is your responsibility to keep your account secure.

[FFL2and3rocks]

Originally posted by 승아:

No, there’s no malware. I’ve only logged in from my home computer, and I’ve set up Steam Guard. Why is it the victim’s responsibility?

How would you feel if all the games you own got deleted or your account got permanently banned, and people just told you it’s entirely your fault? Would you just accept it and move on? Seriously?

Too many people were pretending "I got hacked" so they could bug Steam Support to give them their stuff back.
You have the tools to make sure nobody can get into your account, you're expected to know how to use them.

[승아]

Alright, if you’re going to blame the victim like that, I hope a hacker deletes your account too.

Originally posted by Beardface31:

It is your responsibility to keep your account secure.

[Beardface31]

Originally posted by 승아:

Alright, if you’re going to blame the victim like that, I hope a hacker deletes your account too.

Originally posted by Beardface31:

It is your responsibility to keep your account secure.

I keep my account secure. And again, there are no 'hackers.'

[승아]

Yeah, I already had Steam Guard enabled. But don’t you think it’s suspicious that a refund request was made in Chinese when that’s not even my native language? Steam didn’t question it at all—they’re just handling things stupidly without checking properly.

If this kind of hacking happens often, they should fix it. Instead, they’re ignoring the problem, and more cases like mine keep happening.

Originally posted by FFL2and3rocks:

Originally posted by 승아:

No, there’s no malware. I’ve only logged in from my home computer, and I’ve set up Steam Guard. Why is it the victim’s responsibility?

How would you feel if all the games you own got deleted or your account got permanently banned, and people just told you it’s entirely your fault? Would you just accept it and move on? Seriously?

Too many people were pretending "I got hacked" so they could bug Steam Support to give them their stuff back.
You have the tools to make sure nobody can get into your account, you're expected to know how to use them.

[승아]

Originally posted by Beardface31:

Originally posted by 승아:

Alright, if you’re going to blame the victim like that, I hope a hacker deletes your account too.

I keep my account secure. And again, there are no 'hackers.'

Alright, let’s say there are no hackers—then if your account gets compromised, who did it? It’s just your fault for not being careful enough, right?

[Snivy]

Originally posted by 승아:

Originally posted by Beardface31:

I keep my account secure. And again, there are no 'hackers.'

Alright, let’s say there are no hackers—then if your account gets compromised, who did it? It’s just your fault for not being careful enough, right?

Exactly. You should be more careful handling your account information in the future.