Steambros......https://www.xda-developers.com/89-million-steam-account-details-leak/

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Anonymous 05/14/25 (Wed) 17:48:25 No.155498

Steambros……
https://www.xda-developers.com/89-million-steam-account-details-leak/

Anonymous 05/14/25 (Wed) 17:51:58 No.155500

Nothing burger

Anonymous 05/14/25 (Wed) 17:53:22 No.155501

>>155498
All the comments are saying it's fake

Anonymous 05/14/25 (Wed) 18:05:00 No.155508

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3 hours before this was published the twitter account (which is the only cited source) admitted that the supposed "hack" is literally impossible: Valve has never used Twilio.

This is journalistic malpractice. You don't publish a claim that hundreds of millions of dollars in digital assets are about to be stolen because of a 5-day-old tweet from some guy on twitter who heard it from some guy on linkedin who heard it from some guy on the dark net who is offering those hundreds of millions of dollars in assets for a mere $5k.

ANY amount of critical thinking should have halted this publication, frankly it reflects poorly on XDA. Do better.

Anonymous 05/14/25 (Wed) 18:05:30 No.155509

>>155501
theyre hackers

Anonymous 05/14/25 (Wed) 22:36:03 No.155598