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번역 관련 문제 보고
I know exactly what happened the first time (I got the same Steam transmitted disease DM you all got from me) but I've seen nothing of the sort since then and had already reset all my logins. So, whichever hackers had access to my account originally shouldn't have been able to reaccess today. But here we are.
Ideally Steam Guard will prevent there from being a third time but we'll see.
The hacker blocked everyone I warned, so if you get a friend add from this account now, that's me trying to add you back.
It's trying to phish account information. Get 2FA setup and change your creds please!!! It's actually really hard to tell if it's a scam because of how genuine it feels. If I hadn't read about it, I'd have fallen for it.
Don't want any damage done to your account, as you've invested so much into it.