URL: http://steam24freegame.onlinewebshop.net/

Aliases: N/A

…Well, this is new, a .net.

Same old damn story: Inconsistent numbers, and the same – albeit somewhat modified login entry.
Steam Username:
Password:
Email on steam:
Email password:

And still, look at the top of the website: I still don’t see “Install Steam” up there!

Credit goes to Neo for this.

And remember, Steam will NEVER, EVER ask for your username, password, or email, they already have it stored, which brings me to my next question: What type of IDIOT would fall for this?

Stay safe,
Jakeman.

URL: http://www.wix.com/

Aliases: http://www.wix.com/

Well well, what do we have here?

THIS IS NEW! YAY! It looks nothing like the real steam website, guess it’s a downside of being wix. Also, free keys? really? I can get everything through drops! Why would I need a box? Probably.

Also, what if I don’t have Steam? I need it to get hacked, don’t I? YAY LET’S GET HACKED! God I hate hackers.

Stay safe, and remember: Steam will never ask for your username, email and password, for they already have it.

Jakeman

Another attempt to hack people in Steam. Thanks goes to Robo/T254/Gentlemanspy[Legion] and WhoKnow[FNBN/Legion/RVW].
This one is a fast announcement because we already know what this website have. (and have an extra to show you sponsors).

Steam will never ask for your password neither your e-mail and e-mail password.

KernCore

Well well, what have we here? another TK? And an obviously fake one at that, same basic layout: Username, Email and Password, but what they forgot to put is the Email password! Or was it the DELETE button? I’m not sure, but either way, the guy who put this up needs to get a life, seriously.

Numbers are also inconsistent, which takes me to my next one: No “Install Steam” button, really? How am I supposed to get hacked if I don’t have Steam? It’s outrageous!

Neither Valve or any other legit company will never need your password, or ask you for it, neither will they need your username or email, they have it already.

Stay Safe,
Jakeman.

This one is very old, and uses the old overlay of the Steam Community. Also, I would like to say that there are game images that you can choose and put your e-mail, passwords etc. It may also use JAVA to possible run a script and make the hacker control your PC.

Steam, will never ask for your password, neither your E-mail password.

Thanks goes to Dave the Zombie for reporting the link

Grats,
KernCore

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

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:

• It uses Freewebs. Who would use Freewebs for a site like this?
• The images on the website have various flaws. For example, on the second image of the Steam client, the person’s account name is blacked out up top, so we can’t see who it is.
• The image telling you that you’ve received a gift (The second image) has had its text replaced.

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

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

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