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Valve already knows and has known about the illicit 3rd party marketplace sellers of Steam account across various websites for over a decade.
Yes, and that doesn't change that they are headquartered in countries where its harder to shut down.
Proof isn't the problem. Valve aren't the Internet police and navigating international law is tricky and time consuming and in the grand scheme of things a grey market site selling accounts for a video game platform may not be super high and any law enforcement's list of concerns.
Don't engage in buying or selling accounts, there you've helped Valve as much as any random user possibly can.
It might take years to get a site shut down. It takes hours to set a new site up. Clearly an unfair uphill asymmetrical battle.
Can't remove something that keeps disappearing and reappearing somewhere else.
Valve can only react by closing the accounts that are being sold, when found. Sadly, there is little else they can do.
Regardless of how you look at it it's there and it is a problem and it's everyones problem it might be that your email and password got leaked in a data breach not much you can do about other than be prepared have all account details memorised and don't use the same password everywhere I guess those are the only ways to really prevent theft
So - impossible.
No on is arguing otherwise. It just what you're saying doesn't change the realities.
Preventing theft is a different issue. The problem there is users are bad at account management and they almost always don't understand what they're doing.
For example I use a proper password manager (KeePass) to manage accounts, user names, passwords, recovery codes, account details. I don't need to re-use passwords or I don't need to take shortcuts. I don't need to memorize anything. I only need to remember one password, the password to access my manager's database. I'm used to my routine and it's trivial for me to add one more new account whenever I make one. It's a good habit, like brushing your teeth.
But I've mentioned it a bunch of times over the years. Everyone in my social circle knows I'm a software developer and an expert on the subject. But they've been doing their lazy BS for years or decades and it hasn't burnt them yet. Or hasn't burnt them hard enough yet. So it's in one ear and out the other. Even my wife can't be bothered to put more than half -assed effort into it. Because adding all your accounts to a password manager and getting everything setup is too much work, it's not fun, exciting, or sexy. And if you think it is, you didn't need me to tell you.
But ultimately it is possible to secure your account and manage credentials and details and anyone who doesn't is making a choice. Valve isn't responsible for those choices. No business is. You're worried about it and even your complaint reveals you don't understand how to sustainably manage account security. It's too boring for you to figure out how to take care of yourself.
My advice: get your house in order before you worry about everyone else.