paulktreg Posted February 7, 2017 Posted February 7, 2017 I got a notification in my e-mail the other day about thanking me for my Steam Gift Card purchase. How many "clues" can you spot that this looks scammy? Looks legit I never understand why they don't try to pass it through a word processor, maybe have someone fluent proof read it? Regards, Our Company. i was notified by Steam today that someone or something tried to access my steam account with an ip addy from Minsk Belarus. So as usual when this sort of thing happens, i am spending my free time re-writing all of my web passwords and making them work harder for it,... ...so if you happen to be a steam player, be on the lookout for trouble and be aware... prepare for the worst ! There are a lot of hackers and the like in Belarus. Could be you are one of the victims in the many hacked databases and they used that info at steam, or you might have some malware, a trojan, or some other bad stuff on your end... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_data_breaches That is just a partial list, many others have been hacked too.. Department Of Homeland Security - Method: Poor security. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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