An alleged data leak from the gaming platform Steam is said to contain 89 million data records – an unknown person has been trying to sell them on the Darknet for 5,000 US dollars since last ...

89 million Steam accounts leaked to the darknet — users are advised to change their passwords ... UPDATED 15th April, 11:28: Valve has officially commented on the reports of a possible data leak.

Now there is also another worrying report. A cyber criminal with the alias Machine1337 just claims to be in possession of data of more than 89 million Steam users. In a Darknet forum, the hacker ...

This is just a "fart in a puddle" as a darknet user put it ... but it's hardly a reason to change your Steam password or otherwise panic. The demo data contains 3K entries from Portugal, but ...

The BidenCash marketplace was used to buy and sell stolen credit cards as well as related personal information.

The leaked data did not associate the phone numbers with a Steam account, password information, payment information or other personal data. Old text messages cannot be used to breach the security ...

Valve has dismissed recent reports its Steam platform suffered a "major" data hack, confirming there was "NOT a breach" of Steam systems. While some users were concerned about reports that over 89 ...

And now, Steam itself has confirmed that it wasn’t hacked either. You may like Co-op crisis deepens as it admits UK customer data stolen in cyberattack - up to 20 million people possibly ...

An apparent leak has exposed the phone numbers and texts of millions of Steam accounts, but account security wasn't compromises.

The firm says a threat actor going by Machine1337 was attempting to sell an alleged dataset of 89 million Steam users records for $5,000, and offered up a sample of the supposedly stolen data.

New information has come to light regarding a recent alleged leak of over 89 million account details from Steam — one of the most popular gaming platforms in the world, and the most popular ...

May 14, 2025 at 2:55pm PDT Valve has issued a statement to PCGamesN acknowledging the data breach but claims that it shouldn't impact the safety of your Steam account. You can read the full ...