I did not make any transactions in my account on November 16-17, I do not have an API key, I have a security factor of 2, but all of the products were offered for sale and sold. CS2 was accessed from my account. They bought their own products at high prices. If I were to log into my account there would be something called Steam Guard. Yes, I should have been informed, I should have been informed, I received a notification when the products were listed but I did not receive it, I use Malwarebytes, only Riot games are installed on my computer other than Steam, there is nothing else, I think one of the Steam employees did this or found the Steam vulnerability there, researched my market history and found out that the products were offered at ridiculous prices. And there cannot be any other explanation for the people who buy and sell these products to many different accounts, they need to be examined, there is nothing caused by me, this is entirely due to Steam, I want my losses to be compensated. At 2 am, I understand that the incident occurred at 12 am, Steam is responsible for this incident, it was definitely not caused by me, if it was caused by me, I would have known. make a mistake and shut up but it's not bad software or anything wrong, I've been using steam on my computer for years I know what it is but this is serious
I've been using Steam on my computer for years, I know what it's about, but this is a serious exception. Check out the RMR 2020 gold stickers. I have about 800 stickers they list. The $0.7 price is a joke. I didn't do this. They did not do this. I don't change my password. They caused great material damage. This is definitely a security vulnerability of Steam. Or is it a theft committed by an employee?