I don't know if this affects anyone here on GOG, but thought I'd let people know about it.

"The data stolen from the forum includes full names, usernames, scrambled passwords, email addresses, dates of birth, join dates, avatars, Steam usernames, and user activity data. Facebook access tokens were stolen for those who signed in with their social account. "

Here's the link for the rest of the story.
http://www.zdnet.com/article/millions-of-steam-game-keys-stolen-after-site-hack/

Can't say i ever used that site.

Me neither, but I got a notification from the Trader's Guild on steam and thought I'd let everyone here know about it.

Funny enough the keys will be worth their true value now about thirty cents per key

I wonder if this means those steam accounts are compromised and open for grabs. And whether that will impact Valve in a way that threatens them, rather than in a way that they and their blind folk can shrug off.

Steam usually does a good job of burying/down playing any problems. Take the data leak during the Christmas sale as an example.

Someone made off with thousands of keys for Deadbreed and X-Blades!

never used it, on the rare occasion I buy from steam...I buy via steam.
never have ever trusted those key resellers.

Same..

I rather get games here but some stuff looking at you beth soft... doesn't come here...
ya.. so you want to play skyrim... you got to bite the bullet.

Rather buy directly though... safer bet.

DLH? Dirty Little Helper? I remember that Gamestar had the DLH program with thousands of cheats and walkthroughs on the CDs and DVDs.

I remember... that was... 17 years ago?

Only if they used the same account name (not username) and password on dlh without 2FA. Otherwise they're fine.

Bah, by now the scammers know everything about me, except for passwords.

^This.