Most serious skin collectors and players have thier Steam account protected by two-factor authentication, but it turns out that having the securty feature on Steam isn't enough. The hijacking of two high-profile accounts in the past year show that a user's inventory isn't always as secure as they think it to be.
On November 28, professional CSGO player Paytyn "Junior" Johnson woke up to find that almost his entire inventory had been cleaned out. He'd been the victim of one of two possible attacks that allowed hackers to access not only his Steam account, but also bypass Steam Guard, the platform's two-factor authenticatior located on a user's phone. But thanks to a simple backup option, Junior may have lost out on a hefty number of skins.
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