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Either way, you’re not alone. Several others on this very page have done the same, sadly.
Last bit is, steam guard can’t save you if you enter that information too. It’s to protect you if somehow someone gets your username and password, but if you’re the one supplying that information AND the code, obviously there’s not much it can do to protect you.
Steam Guard works as long as the user knows how to use it "correctly" and sharing your auth code to a phishing site is not the way to use it
Nope, nothing was bypassed. You shared the auth code to a phishing site, you should NEVER EVER do that.
Thank you for prompting me to verify with my friend if we were asked for our steam guard codes or not....
....Oh god...I did enter my steam guard code.....
Let me Edit my main post for that correction....
Scan for malware. https://www.malwarebytes.com/
Deauthorize all devices https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
Change your password on a secure device.
Generate new back up codes. https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
Revoke the api key https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
** If there is nothing in the API key area, that’s fine. If there IS something, remove it. Nothing should be there.**
No items that have been traded away during this time will be returned to you.
Change your Email’s password on your computer for safety
Also report the account’s profile as scammer, and STOP visiting 3rd party trade sites!!
Funny enough I think I found your post on another thread with all of these steps and followed the ones that I had not already completed.
I appreciate that you are sharing this this list of steps. Sadly the person who reached out to me asking me to go to this site to vote was also a victim, whose account was being used to try to fool others. (Like mine was used for after they got a hold of it). I am not sure if reporting that account would be of any help/benefit
If you know them in REAL LIFE, get ahold of them. but if not, they're compromised until proven otherwise. I'm glad that you found the instructions, so many people don't.