> Do they even have a dedicate security team? Let's remember that Valve is the oldest there is in a business they pretty much pioneered with Steam over 15 year

> Do they even have a dedicate security team? Let's remember that Valve is the oldest there is in a business they pretty much pioneered with Steam over 15 years ago. As somebody who's had an account there since day 1, I'm still amazed by how tight they've managed to keep their ship for all these years, even tho plenty of people have been trying to break into that very worthwhile target for over a decade. If I contrast that to my experiences with services like Uplay, and Origin, then those differences are like night&day, because with both my accounts on these services I had lot's of issues due to my accounts getting hijacked (probably trough support) several times. In 15+ years of using Steam, this hasn't happened once to me, so whatever Valve is doing at that end, it seems to have worked well for them and their customers. That's not meant to defend their stance on this particular issue, but imho it's also kinda dishonest to now frame Valve as a company where nobody cares about security. If that'd be really the case then they would have gone out of business over a decade ago.