I have seen £5.11 go into his account and wondered where it had come from and then saw 146 sold listings which he never made and never used the market to sell

Just a warning as far as we know he never clicked a link or accepted anything so unsure how they have been sold without he say to do so

Edit: bought some junk for the money related to Dota 2 ( A game he never used)

Please if possible report the account for being hacked - https://steamcommunity.com/id/justseedy/

Edit: He has decided to close his account for good - I will still have mine for now but he will hopefully no longer have his account

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That's new.
Just in case, change the password of the account

22 hours ago
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Check on security settings and recovery just in case. He never u, I mean he never used market to sell cards? I have some years lasting listings which I don't care to remove and sometimes they sell eventually

22 hours ago
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won't listings be cancelled after 6 month (or was it 1 year), or maybe it's difference for old stuff (like some items have listing where you can choose from who you buy)

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Oh, guess you're right, I mistook the buy listings. My oldest selling is from Juneso I guess it's one year.

Btw, how can you choose to who you buy from? Doesn't it open the money 'loundry' gate even more hmm

10 hours ago
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example https://steamcommunity.com/market/listings/570/Inscribed%20Sacrificial%20Shortblade

I think there used to be user profile picture as well

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99,9% they clicked on a link to vote for a team etc, got a message to try out a new beta/demo or tried to log into a site that uses the steam API
Edit: Like skin trading sites
Also:

Steps to take NOW:

  1. Scan for malware https://www.malwarebytes.com/
  2. Deauthorize all other devices https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
  3. Change passwords from a clean computer
  4. Generate new backup codes for your Mobile App https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
  5. Revoke the API key https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey (there should be nothing in the APIKEY)

Edit 2:
Here's a current thread that may help or inform:
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/601899481260167239/

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Remember this exists https://help.steampowered.com/en/accountdata/SteamLoginHistory .You can use this to check for logins outside of your country.

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Best to follow these steps as quickly as possible. The next stage in this type of scam has the scammer controlling your son's account steal all the wallet credit by purchasing some overpriced item they've listed on the marketplace.

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^^^^ he should get an email every time an item is sold. if not somebody changed his steam linked email

21 hours ago
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Threat actors could have compromised your son's account some time ago, and only taken action recently. This may explain why your son has no recollection of taking vulnerable actions.

15 hours ago
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Now they have bought whatever this is to his account - Inscribed Compendium Umbra Rider Shield

It says Dota 2 and he never even installed that game and never played it

Edit: say two comments on the account page saying that they got weird links from him so be careful to ignore any message from him OK

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And these links is how your son got into this. He clicked on one, logged into that fake site and voila :(

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He should follow the steps that a user above posted 12 hours ago. It isn't so much work or so complicated as it looks.
After this he only need to verify that he is the real owner, as example with the proof of paying for game XYZ (credit card infos, steam emails or such stuff).

He shouldn't "close it for good", aspecial when it is in the hand of phishers/scammers because they will harm other ones from his over 500 friends and additional users because they would use the account as long as possible and because the account looks legit and not like a bot/side account they will be, very, successful with it.
In the end they could sell the account and/or play the game for their own entertainment.
I am sure nothing of this things are something that he want grant the phishers/scammers/hackers.

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