Valve debunked reports that over 89 million Steam accounts were at risk due to a data breach of SMS text messages that were used as two-factor authentication (2FA). While Valve said it would continue its investigation into the matter, the company assured Steam users that the leaked data was not associated with any Steam account information whatsoever.
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Although reports of a Steam data breach stated that millions of accounts were at risk due to an apparent SMS...