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1) change your steam password
2) STop reusing your steam password on every single website you use
tor maybe?
all the differend locations.
I use none of that you mentioned.
How reusing my steam password on website would produce this kind of result?
go check tell me I am wrong.
No proxy set, for now i've change password
that has its own seperate settings.
still sure I am right about this , or tell me you never visit steam in a browser.
The problem's not solved, i've just received another login attempt from Bangkok.
However, how can I reset my proxy settings?
but you said no proxy set so it is an odd question.
you have not checked much IMO.
stop using steam in browsers I bet it will stop.
asking me now how to reset it looks like you were just saying thing but made it up.
When someone steals the user database of some website, they are likely to use the login information they find there on other sites.
Especially if it's a gaming-related website, the idea to try the logins on Steam is rather straightforward. Still, either their software is broken or they don't care -- they should know that Steamguard will send a mail, so the first check would be to try whether the password works on the EMail (likely to be found in the stolen data), and only try Steam if they can access your EMail.