HELP!!! I GOT HACKED!!

[Marine Putin 337]

My steam got hacked and this guy took away all of my good items in steam i lost my knife every thing he stole any thing that was good can some one please help me!!!!!

[Ghost X 710]

You could try contacting steam support, if they cannot help you then if fear the worst for you buddy.

 

Bad way to start the new year

[DogsGoMeow 1606]

Steam guard do anything for you?

So did he like have your email and email password?

[Kung? 173]

Contact Steam and report your problem. 

 

EDIT: What Chief said.

Edited January 1, 2014 by Kung-chan

[Marine Putin 337]

Steam guard do anything for you?

So did he like have your email and email password?

I dont know this guy wanted to trade for my knife and then all i know is i cant log in and my ac is on some one elses cp

[Hardboiled_Hobo 210]

To hack  you he would need your steam id and password, and your email and password to your email. So i would create a new password for your email just in case.

[Ichalvl 1752]

you clicked one of those stupid "free steam game" links didn't you

 

Silly boy.

[Broseidon 34]

you clicked one of those stupid "free steam game" links didn't you

 

Silly boy.

 

I dont know this guy wanted to trade for my knife and then all i know is i cant log in and my ac is on some one elses cp

I don't think he did.

[ZachPL 1754]

should I remove your admin for a while?

[Randy Savage 71]

inb4 recovery question answer was his dogs name or something stupid easy

[Ichalvl 1752]

I don't think he did.

 

-It's marine putin

-You don't just get someone's login info from asking to buy a knife

-It's marine putin.

[Seabagz 257]

wow robbed on new years eve

its entrapment all over again

[Marine Putin 337]

should I remove your admin for a while?

Zach yes you probably should for a day or 2 and i did not click on one of the free game app thing the guy added me cause he wananted to trade for my knife

[Ichalvl 1752]

Zach yes you probably should for a day or 2 and i did not click on one of the free game app thing the guy added me cause he wananted to trade for my knife

 

So you're telling me ALL he did was add you asking for a knife? 

 

Mmhm, hacking is at a new low folks, block everyone on steam or someone'll ask you for something and you'll get hacked.

Edited January 1, 2014 by Ichalvl

[GaryTheSnail 220]

Have you checked your inventory history to see who has your items now?

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[The Real Xlite 270]

https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=2347-QDFN-4366

[Marine Putin 337]

GUYS I FOUND HIM!!!   http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198079133332

[GaryTheSnail 220]

You should make a screenshot of his friendslist before he passes the items and changes profile tot private

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[Coldfuse 324]

you clicked one of those stupid "free steam game" links didn't you

 

Silly boy.

This is serious he is probably upset don't be rude.

 

I would say change your password for your email contact steam support, and think about anything you have done out of the ordinary. Such as Clicking a unknown link or hooking your account up to something like twitch (That is an example I am not saying Twitch will get you hacked I am just saying a form of link like that) if so try and unlink it. Good luck.

[Marine Putin 337]

yes thats what im doing

[Name 2616]

This is serious he is probably upset don't be rude.

If he wasn't a piece of shit who stole from sG members I'd care

 

that being said

 

HAH

[DogsGoMeow 1606]

And when you do, re-read it several times before sending your complaint.

So it actually makes a bit more sense then what you have written here.

 

GRAMMAR!!!!!!

[TurtleFrenzy 2612]

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This is serious he is probably upset don't be rude.

I mean, kid got phished, it's his own fault.

[Anzhi. 322]

lol

[Vexium 35]

sucks that happened to you, but this can only happen if you left yourself vulnerable. unfortunately, at this point, i doubt there is anything you can do to obtain your items back. take the necessary steps to resecure your steam account, however.

 

#1) Don't click on unknown links/invites to voice chat from strangers - your IP is obtainable from voice chat requests, so you want to have those automatically disabled. Only message friends. This is true for any online service involving money, frankly.

 

#2) Secure your connection/computer. You likely have been traced for longer before now, and you have likely been keylogged at some point. This means you may very well have given them access to secure password information. A smart enough hacker can then go obtain any private information you have cached on your computer.

 

Please take the following steps as a precaution from here on out.

 

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The following are the best freeware choices any person currently has access to to remove serious backdoor trojans, malware, adware, spyware, etc.

Please use #1, #2, and #4 liberally. USE COMBOFIX ONLY WHEN ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY.

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#1 CCleaner: http://www.piriform.com/download

clear out your registry errors, then do a full clean on all temporary files. After that, move out any unwanted/unknown Startup functions and Installations that are loading upon boot.

#2 Spybot Search + Destroy: http://www.safer-networking.org/mirrors16/

Update it, scan your computer, quarantine anything it detects.

#3 Combofix: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/combofix/

The end-all, be-all of malicious malware removers. This thing will crush anything that the other programs cannot kill. Be warned: if your computer has been infected so much that your core .dlls are unusuable without deletion, this will force you to partition a new drive upon restart - as a last attempt to salvage your computer.

#4 Malbyte's Anti-Malware:
In the future, I HIGHLY advise you install Mozilla Firefox, download AdBlock Plus, and finally, this is an absolute MUST:

 

http://www.malwarebytes.org/

 

 

#5 NoScript

After downloading Mozilla Firefox (again, strongly recommend) or another browser that supports this, please download:

 

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/noscript/

 

It is a little confusing at first, but this is your safest bet for careful web browsing. Can't tell you how many times NoScript has saved me from a javascript-injected virus/worm/malware/spyware.

 

 

#6 ESET Node (Optional, if affordable/obtainable)

http://www.eset.com/us/home/products/antivirus/

 

This is the most powerful Anti-virus all-in-one protection (not remover) on the market, as far as I know, for a reasonable price. It is used in corporate offices, and if you have the money, it's worth it. Of course, there are other ways of obtaining a copy.. which I do not condone whatsoever - save for trial offers.

 

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Good luck. Hope this helps all of you with safe browsing and safe computer use.

 

Edited January 1, 2014 by Vexium