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Have a great Christmas. Try not to get hacked... we all know the effects alcohol has on some people.
Should I set a target of 3000 members by the end of 2012?
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Also, today marks the Anti-Hackers' WordPress website's birthday. It was on Christmas Day 2010 that I installed WordPress in order to make the website more attractive and easy to access information. I think it's worked. We will be sticking with WordPress for a long time.
Cheers
-Delta
Sorry for the announcement spam, but there seems to be a backlog of sites to get done. Don’t worry, I’m not thick enough to check whether they are still up or not. These ones are still going.
Name in browser: Home – How to get FREE Steam Games Gifted
URL: http://freesteamgifts.webs.com/
Aliases: None yet known of.
Description: This is clever. The identifying features are as follows:
Don’t go and listen to anything it says, now! I’ll get Jakeman to come round to your house and break your computer if you fall for this! Oh no, wait. He is never on these days… like most of the admins. :/
Cheers!
-Delta
Name in browser: Steam Community
URL: http://gamesalescommunity.comli.com
Aliases: None
Description: They ask for your: Steam Username // Password // Email // Email Password. What happens here is that it obviously steals your email account and Steam account. They need your email account so that they can bypass Steam Guard.
It is important to remember that once you have fallen for this, they can have your Steam account authorised for use on their computer. So, as long as you keep falling for the trick from the same person, they no longer need your email.
Another thing, is that all these people seem to lack good English. Me being British, that’s no problem. And because I’m a spelling/grammar freak, I can pick up every mistake. There don’t seem to be many on here. The only thing is that they ask you to pick a game from your games list, and they will add it. Well, obviously if you have it on YOUR games list, then you don’t need it. Fail!
Cheers
-Delta
Name in Browser: Get Free Game
URL: http://www.games-communitys.top8.com/
Aliases: N/A
Hack site with bad grammar, but updated for Steam Guard. I got assaulted by a popup advert (didn’t have the plugin, so IDK what it was) when I arrived, but its possibly part of the host domain. Remember, Steam will never ask you for your email password.
Take Care, Aquilla
Name in Browser: Steam Community
URL: http://stemcommunity.com/
Aliases: N/A
Cue generic hack site that attempts to be a copy of the real Steam Community. First of all, its so old it doesn’t even have a statline listing how many people are in game, second its not even updated for Steam Guard, and third the site says stemcommunity, not steamcommunity. Simply put, hackers with prion-sized brains strike again.
Aquilla
The adverts you get at the side of websites should be legit, but sometimes I guess they are not. Connor found this out for me and pasted the text to me.
I won’t bother with the text because it’s too long and not easy to digest. The advert trick was basically saying that he had been selected from his area in the UK to complete a YouTube survey, to enhance user experience etc. However, the area which he lives in does not correspond with the one that was shown on the advert.
Whether this is dodgy or not, I’d stick well away for your own good.
Cheers
-Delta
Name in Browser: Steam Community
URL: http://www.steamgiftsgames.00fr.com/
Aliases: N/A
Ooh, goodie! another link! this one looks convincing, but it’s not, there’s punctuation errors (Just choose your game and write your Steam e-mail! The Confirmation will be sent to you in a few minutes .) and the numbers are inconsistent, however, this is either relatively new, or the hackers are beginning to use their brains (Which, to be honest, are the size of bacteria in a tube.) as it appears up to date.
Valve will never ask you for your username and password or your email address, the former two (username and password) only being asked on www.steamcommunity.com which is the legitimate website.
Stay Safe,
Jakeman
Aliases: N/A
Person who’d send it (Chat Log): 21:12 – UndeadAssassin…(2): Want free games for steam check now : http://steamgameslive.3a2.com/
Typical Account – Password – Email – Email Password layout, looks nothing like the steam homepage, failure.
You know what? These hackers fail so much, that whenever I come across one, I’m just going to call Mad King Thorn to tell an (offensive to them) joke about them.
Steam will never ask you for your email address, email password or account details, the account details are only there on the real steam homepage, and the games are not the frontpage picture with a checkbox beside them.
Good news is, though, this website’s already been reported as a- Ooh, is that the host bar I see at the very bottom? Yes it is! failure!- So, as I was saying, this website’s already been reported as a web forgery.
Stay safe,
Jakeman.
…and that means 2000 people, in theory, are reading our announcements. And 2000 less people, in theory, getting phished and scammed.
Great work everyone. Keep up the good work. We can’t stop them, but we can do our best to make it slightly more pleasent for everyone on Steam.
Cheers
-Delta.
Name in Browser: Login
URL: http://steamfreegiveawaytoday.tk/index.php is the closest I’ve been able to find.
Aliases: None
Ok, first of all, fail.
When you click this, you get these:
Sign in
To an existing Steam account
Steam username
Email address
Email password.
Steam password
What your favorite item? (Grammar failure, lol.)
Credit goes to one of my friends who was hacked, his hacker gave me this link, failure all around, people, failure all around!
Cheers,
Jakeman
P.S.: It’s pretty damn obvious that this is fake, whoever falls for this…. don’t fall for it.
