Thanks to Steam guard, I get an email with a code when I try to log into my Steam account from a new device.
But this week I have received constants emails from people trying to log in my account (mostly from Russia)
I went to Steam and changed immediately the account's password, but 10 minutes after changing it, I got another email, from another computer in Russia trying to log in.
What is going on? Is my account in danger? Can I do something to stop this?
UPDATE
Checking virus in both O.S. in my computer
- Windows: Clean (Checked with McAffe)
- Ubuntu: Clean (Checked with Clamscan)
Best Answer
You technically can't do anything against this. I can try to access your account myself if I really wanted to and you would get a message. It doesn't mean I know your password or will ever access your account.
There is really no reason to change your password again, because the person trying to access your account is just using a script to run through a bunch of popular passwords probably.
Steam will automatically block the IP address after so many attempts to login to one account. They will need to contact Steam Customer Support to unblock their IP address and they obviously won't do that.