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Een vertaalprobleem melden
1) you go to a 'fake' discord login site
2) you log in. I know have your credentials and log into Discord
3) I receive the 'login' QR code
4) my website shows this QR code to you
5) you scan the QR code and 'authorize' my login
6) I'm now logged into your account
7) I immediately kick you out, change the password, add a 2fa
Which isn't much different than the phishing that already happens. Not only with Steam, but for 2FA in general.
https://steamcommunity.com/games/593110/announcements/detail/1621770561065348220
In ValveTime.