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Though it looks more like malware coming from a different source that installed itself in there.
dgVoodo2 is a graphics wrapper that converts old graphics APIs to Direct3D 11 or Direct3D 12 (as of version 2.7) for use on Windows 7,8 & 10 (i.e soulreaver &soulreaver 2)
the only browser related activity connected with steam would have been game pages visted through the steam que or possibly Larian Studios as part of the beta.
with all due respect, the postulation of other activity granting phishing access was already visited on the forum and was given considerable thought, it seems doubtful to be the case, the timing of the flagged and quarantined Malware is to coincidental.
This bit of password stealing Malware usually hides itself in code of (at the very least) legitimate looking Email,Files or Webbrowsers etc. as pointed out by cyberluddite.
Caution is all that was meant to be raised, as several articles suggested there has been a surge during covid19 of this thing being spread in all forms,in benign looking, legitimate looking, sites, services.
Still would point to malware from another source and not through games in Steam.
thanks for your input Crazy Tiger that would lean more in the direction of the browser task for Larian Studios. If it targets browsers/pages that could be the culprit over writing the file could have just been where it was attached.
It could just as easily have been a sore sport or a troll on a multiplayer game targeting a gamertag with a friend request, with no other malintent than to lock you out of your account.
The odds of that are FAAAR more likely then it being in one of those games.
Voodoo is nothing to do with Steam either so you've most likely planted an external download into the Steam directory that was malicious. I was using Voodoo the other day for the original Metal Gear Solid and it's a standalone program. It sounds like you've tried to inject a clean directory with something external that is either bad or has contained something dangerous.
Yup, I've got Soul Reaver 2 and I've recently been fiddling with it to get it to run, and none of this happens for me.
I'm more inclined to agree that you picked this up elsewhere and it's spread. By the sound of its behaviour, it sounds pretty classic malware activity - to send you to certain sites through your normal PC usage.