<ul><li>A known cybercriminal and leaker, EnergyWeaponUser, is selling a new database allegedly containing more than 89 million Steam user records, phone numbers, and one-time access codes on the dark web.</li><li>The source of the leaked database remains unknown, with speculation that it may have originated from a supply chain attack on Twilio, a cloud communications platform that provides SMS and MMS messaging services for companies.</li><li>Twilio denied being breached and stated that there is no evidence to support the claim that the leaked data was obtained from their platform.</li><li>Steam is advising its users to enable Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator and monitor their account activity in response to this potential data leak.</li></ul>

Hacker advertises alleged database of 89 million Steam 2FA codes, source of leak unknown

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