Twilio denies breach following leak of alleged Steam 2FA codes

Twilio denies breach following leak of alleged Steam 2FA codes

Twilio has denied in a statement for BleepingComputer that it was breached after a threat actor claimed to be holding over 89 million Steam user records with one-time access codes.

Possible SMS 2FA supply chain breach impacting Steam -...

https://www.xda-developers.com/89-million-steam-account-details-leak/ Dunno if already posted, if so I'm sorry, but I think it was worth mentioning giving people an advice.

Steam Passwords Might Be At Risk After Potential Data Breach Hitting 89 Million Users

According to some reports, Steam may be facing a potentially huge security breach, which could affect over 89 million accounts and their passwords.

Hacker advertises alleged database of 89 million Steam 2FA codes, source of leak unknown - WorldNL Magazine

(Image credit: Steam) EnergyWeaponUser advertised a new archive on the dark webThey claim it holds phone numbers and OTP codes for SteamSome researchers claim the archive came from Twilio, but the company denied having been breachedEnergyWeaponUser, a known cybercriminal and leaker, is selling a new database which, they claim, holds more than 89 million Steam user records, phone numbers, and one-time access codes.Steam is a digital games distri…

A leak may have affected the Steam video game platform. Due to the number of accounts potentially affected, it is better to ensure that good security practices are applied to protect its profile. This is an alert to which users with a Steam account should

A cybercriminal claims to have compromised the data of more than a third of Steam accounts, or 89 million profiles. While the leak appears to be genuine at this stage of the investigation, the exact origin of the cyberattack remains unclear. Here's a look.