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Valve confirms Steam hack: credit cards, personal info may be stolen

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by RC Cola, Nov 10, 2011.

  1. RC Cola

    RC Cola Member

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    http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/...-credit-cards-personal-info-may-be-stolen.ars
     
  2. wizkid83

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    EA celebrates
     
  3. TheRealist137

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    Crap, considering almost all of the steam userbase has used credit cards to buy stuff on there, this could be a lot worse than the Sony stuff
     
  4. RedRedemption

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    Well that's just ****ing fantastic.
    Can't hackers just be content with pirating digital media?
     
  5. AtheistPreacher

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    Seriously. It looks like Sony was only the first of many. This is crap.
     
  6. DonnyMost

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    Ironic thing is Valve is one of the few companies that you'd think hackers wouldn't target. They're extremely user oriented and very generous as it is.
     
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    These guys might be more motivated by profit while groups like anonymous are more motivated by social causes
     

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