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Valve CEO Gabe Newell said today in a statement to Steam users that as a result of a hack last November, it is “probable” that hackers have obtained a backup file with information on Steam transactions performed between 2004 and 2008. The compromised material includes user names, email addresses, encrypted billing addresses, and encrypted credit card information. It does not include Steam passwords. https://kotaku.com/steam-hacked-valve-investigating-possible-credit-card-5858473 Here’s the full statement from Valve: Dear Steam Users and Steam Forum Users We continue our investigation of last year’s intrusion with the help of outside security experts. In my สล็อต last note about this, I described how intruders had accessed our Steam database but we found no evidence that the intruders took information from that database. That is still the case. Recently we learned that it is probable that the intruders obtained a copy of a backup file with information about Steam transactions between 2004 and 2008. This backup file contained user names, email addresses, encrypted billing addresses and encrypted credit card information. It did not include Steam passwords. We do not โค้ดเครดิตฟรีสมาชิกใหม่ล่าสุด have any evidence that the encrypted credit card numbers or billing addresses have been compromised. However as I said in November it’s a good idea to watch your credit card activity and statements. And of course keeping Steam Guard on is a good idea as well. We are still investigating and working with law enforcement authorities. Some state laws require a more formal notice of this incident so some of you u31 will get that notice, but we wanted to update everyone with this new information now. Gabe We’ll continue to update if we learn anything new.