Claims of a data breach at popular gaming platform Steam, resulting in more than 89 million user records being offered up for sale on the dark web, have been circulating since Saturday.

Valve has now confirmed that “this was NOT a breach of Steam systems” and users do not need to change their passwords as a result. However, it continues to recommend that you set up the Steam Mobile ...

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Here’s how it works. As we reported initially, a known cybercriminal had claimed to be in possession of a database consisting of 89 million Steam user records, including phone numbers and one ...

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 ...

Update May 15, 2025 at 11:15 a.m. ET: Valve has responded to reports about the Steam data breach, noting that Steam systems weren’t breached. The company also said that customers don’t need to worry ...

Editor's note: The reported Steam account leak isn't as big as it first appeared. Valve spokesperson Kaci Aitchison Boyle confirmed to Mashable that there was a breach, but that "this was NOT a ...

The dark web doesn't have your Steam account on it, Valve has confirmed in a news post after a report on LinkedIn claimed there was a massive data breach of more than 89 million users.

If you've seen news stories claiming that more than 89 million Steam user records leaked, don't panic. Social media posts currently circulating suggest that Steam credentials are up for sale on ...

If you’re like me and have been buying the best PC games on Steam digitally for the past 20 years, you might want to change your password, as a hacker is currently selling millions of account ...

You should go ahead and pull your payment information right now. There’s some bad news for Steam users, that may be more complicated than it was in the last few decades. As reported by VG 24/7 ...