If your phone number was one of the 89 million exposed in the recent data breach that affected Steam, the company says your ...

Valve has responded to this week's reports of user data being breached via 2FA methods, saying "We have examined the leak ...

A new data breach has reportedly hit Steam, but Steam Deck users are in extra peril because of the console's unaddressed ...

Valve has confirmed that no breach of Steam systems has occurred following claims that a database of over 89 million Steam ...

Valve adds that you don’t need to change your password or phone number following this leak, though it does recommend setting up the Steam Mobile Authenticator. The company says it’s “still ...

The good news is that you don't have to change your Steam password as a result of the leak. Nobody can use any of the information contained in the leak to access or attempt to access your Steam ...

New information has come to light regarding a recent alleged leak of over 89 million ... outlets and community figures urging Steam users to change their password and enable Two-Factor ...

Editor's note: The reported Steam ... password information, payment information or other personal data (emphasis original) said Aitchison Boyle. The company is still looking into the source of the ...

However, Valve stressed that the phone numbers can't be used to identify Steam accounts and that no passwords were leaked. The source of the leak remains ... begin using a password manager ...