Keylogger Alert! - Public ESP Simple

We would like to inform you that the .exe file that came with "Public ESP Simple" release contained a keylogger. If you ran that particular file, please delete the file, run a full antivirus/malware scan on your computer and change all of your passwords to further prevent any losses.
If you need help, feel free to contact master131.


Our sincerest apologies for any inconvenience. Regardless of whom was responsible for approving the content, it falls to all us to protect our members. In that we have failed in this instance.

ATTENTION: All users who ran "Public ESP Simple", please ensure to re-install Steam (use the official website) as the "Public Simple ESP" replaces Steam.exe with the stealer.

WTF I lost all my items!!!

WHATT???!!! I LOST MY ITEMS ON DOTA 2 TOO???!!! WTF Please tell me what should I do.

Let me help you as good as I can.
Please do the following first.

1. Login to your steam community https://steamcommunity.com/
2. Click on "inventory" in the right column
3. Click on "view inventory history" in the top right corner.

Do you have a name there? Can you see where your items went?

Then you contact steam support.
This requires you to have a steam-support account, it's not the same as you log in to steam with.

If you don't have one, make one here:
https://support.steampowered.com/register

If you already have one or you just made one, then you write a ticket about this problem.
Whatever you do, don't tell them you downloaded something or anything hacking related.

Make a new ticket here:
https://support.steampowered.com/newticket.php

In this ticket you should write something along the lines or similar to (Don't just copy it..):

"Hi, my name is [name] and someone has stolen all my steam inventory items!
I don't know how it happened, I would like some help retrieving my items."

There's really no point being angry at them, it wont help your case.
If you did have a trade history where your items ended up, as I told you earlier, provide that information as well.
The more information you provide the faster and easier it will be for you to get your stuff back.
I repeat, do NOT tell them you downloaded a hack or any other file in which you intended to hack and or cheat with.

They should help you get your items back providing you give them enough information and proof that it's actually your account and so forth.

Once you've filed a ticked you will have to wait until they respond, keep a close eye on it lest they close your ticket and you will have to wait longer after you've reopened it.

After that you should make sure to do the following things to your account.
1. Change your steam password.
2. Change your email password.
To make it more secure, don't have the same password on your mail account as your steam.



3. Enable steam guard if you haven't already.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_...4020-ALZM-5519

Additional measures of safety:
1. Make sure you have a good and working antivirus!
I strongly recommend ESET NOD32, of course, this isn't free.
But as a token of good will, I will provide you with a key if you can't get one on your own.



Download a trial, install and then enter a serial you found or a serial I have provided.
Make sure it's updated.

2. Get a firewall.
Personally I like Comodo Firewall.
It's free and it works wonders.

Yes the name is shown.

Ok.
Thanks a lot for your help.
I hope I get all my items back.

Yes correct. Thats the guy who stole all my inventory.
Reported.

ATTENTION: All users who ran "Public ESP Simple", please ensure to re-install Steam (use the official website) as the "Public Simple ESP" replaces Steam.exe with the stealer. Alternatively, you can delete the Steam.exe and rename the Steam_backup.exe back to Steam.exe.

I was wondering how this happend?
Didn't the person who approved the file see that it was a keylogger?