[HELP] Fake Steam Community Website

[Ashes]

I accidentally clicked on a fake version of the Steam Community website and I'm paranoid now.

My question is: Are there any ways of that site either infecting my computer or stealing my information (passwords etc.) knowing I DID NOT log in it (didn't type a password or anything) and that it DID NOT download anything to my computer.

I noticed it saved cookies which I deleted, but I'm still scared. Is there any way these cookies could have stolen my saved passwords?

I already ran a virus scan with Malwarebytes which came clean and already cleared all cookies from my browser history, is there anything else I could do ?

[Rig]

If you didn't login or download anything, you're safe. Don't worry. If you're that worried, change your passwords (including email's), secret questions, and unauthorize the other computers to access your account. This last action will block any communication of your account with external sites. Even if you try to acess the official steam community website, you'll have to get another captcha on your email to verify it.

[supertrooper225]

Run another scan just to be safe.

[Ashes]

I did, one thing I'm a bit scared about is that the website might have ran some javascript

[The Giving One]

As super posted here, scan again with the most intensive scan you can do. Also some recommend to use more than one program for antimalware just to be extra safe.

You can also change your info from another authorized device if you have one that is clean if you want and didable all other devices from Steam if you also want but that is up to you.

[Splash Colour]

Originally posted by Ashes✘:

I did, one thing I'm a bit scared about is that the website might have ran some javascript

make sure to scan pc and change your steam password and stuff

[Ashes]

Originally posted by Unknown Mech:

Originally posted by Ashes✘:

I did, one thing I'm a bit scared about is that the website might have ran some javascript

make sure to scan pc and change your steam password and stuff

well as I mentioned before I did scan it, deleted cookies and I don't have any steam account credentials saved on this computer so no need to change my steam password

[The Giving One]

Originally posted by Ashes✘:

I accidentally clicked on a fake version of the Steam Community website and I'm paranoid now.

Originally posted by Ashes✘:

Originally posted by Unknown Mech:

make sure to scan pc and change your steam password and stuff

well as I mentioned before I did scan it, deleted cookies and I don't have any steam account credentials saved on this computer so no need to change my steam password

Well, with all due respect, then you must not be that paranoid because changing your password is one of the most basic things you can do in these cases.

[Ashes]

Originally posted by The Giving One:

Originally posted by Ashes✘:

I accidentally clicked on a fake version of the Steam Community website and I'm paranoid now.

Originally posted by Ashes✘:

well as I mentioned before I did scan it, deleted cookies and I don't have any steam account credentials saved on this computer so no need to change my steam password

Well, with all due respect, then you must not be that paranoid.

I am, i've been looking up stuff about that crap since 2 hours ago

[The Giving One]

Changing the password only takes about 2 minutes but it is up to you of course. We just try to help as best as we can so good luck and I do mean that.

[Ashes]

Originally posted by The Giving One:

Changing the password only takes about 2 minutes but it is up to you of course. We just try to help as best as we can so good luck and I do mean that.

Thank you, I don't think it is necessary to change because I just visited the page without logging in and I don't have any account credentials saved on my computer.