Almost 8-year-old Steam account nearly fell victim to a phishing attempt.
Almost 8-year-old Steam account nearly fell victim to a phishing attempt.
In short, I was playing CS:GO Lounge when someone messaged me and sent a screensaver as an image. I didn’t think much of it and scanned it with Norton before opening it, but it turned out to be harmful. Norton warned me it was dangerous and removed it. I’m wondering if Norton protected me or if it could still be there. There’s a chance it might still be present, so I’m trying to figure out how to get rid of it. I’m a bit worried because I let it run once, and then Norton stopped it. Thanks.
I received a phishing attempt recently, but I was able to protect my account.
Norton, Nod32, Windows Defender, Mcaffe and another one are in mind, but I can't recall any of them. These tools aren't reliable; deleting files leaves unclear traces unless you're familiar with the registry.
I don’t have any items, but I’m worried about the games if I lose them. What can I do? Norton took them away, but after I tried it, I realized it was ImguN...