Follow this straightforward method to change your password (Image via Steam) Changing your Steam password is a straightforward process that can be done through the desktop app, website, or mobile app.

I f you think your Steam account is safe, think again—there's word of a massive data breach affecting Steam on the dark web. I'm off to reset my Steam password and enable Steam Guard, just to be ...

Here's how to change your Steam password: Open your Steam client; At the top left corner, click on Steam and choose "Settings" Click on "Security" to make sure you have 2FA enabled.

UPDATE: In a statement, Valve says the leak involves "older text messages that had previously been sent to Steam customers" and is "NOT a breach of Steam systems." "We’re still digging into the ...

It still doesn’t hurt to change your Steam password and take advantage of 2FA or Valve’s Steam Guard app, which allows players to protect their account from unauthorized access.

For peace of mind, you can still change your password (which should be simple and fast if you use a password manager). Also switch to the Steam Mobile App as your 2FA method if you haven’t already.

The account details of 89 million Steam users have reportedly been hacked. Although how the breach happened is unclear, this is a good time to change your password and enable two-factor ...

Valve has confirmed that your Steam password, or other private information, did not leak. On top of that, Valve stated that the leak came from a different source than Steam, ...

Valve says there's no current need to change your Steam password despite reports of a recent data leak. For some context, alarm bells were sounded on Friday after various media outlets reported ...

An apparent leak has exposed the phone numbers and texts of millions of Steam accounts, but account security wasn ... The good news is that you don't have to change your Steam password as a result ...

Considering the nature of this breach, Valve advises that changing your Steam password isn't necessary. Even so, it's still good general security hygiene to change your passwords every now and then.