Your Steam account is worth stealing. 2FA alone won’t protect it.
A leaked password, a stealer log, a reused login — that’s how Steam and Discord accounts actually get taken, and it walks straight past your 2FA.
Start free: value your account, see where your gaming logins are already exposed, and get the exact steps to lock them down — no password required.
Stream or create? What is published about you is a physical risk too, and Gamer Shield files the removal requests against the broker sites carrying your home address — again each time one of them puts you back up.
No score and no grade — the list of what we found, and what to do about it. No password, and no account to open first.
Nobody has to decide you’re worth looking up any more
Your handle was never the secret. Everything standing behind it is already published somewhere — and asking an AI to go and read it back now takes one sentence.
For years the thing between your tag and your front door was a person. Someone had to decide you were worth an evening of digging, and almost nobody is worth an evening.
That is the part that changed.
Ask a chatbot who is behind a handle and it does not have to work anything out — it reads the answer back off pages that were already published:
- the leak your gaming email turned up in,
- the people-search listing carrying your legal name,
- the property record filed underneath it.
The sorting and the indexing were done years ago, by companies that sell the result.
It is a lookup now, not an investigation.
Handle, then the email behind it, then a leaked record with your real name attached, then a look-up page with a street address on it.
That is the run — and it is the same run behind three things you already recognise.
- It is how a swatting call arrives at the right door mid-stream.
- It is how a “friend request” scam opens with your real first name instead of your tag.
- It is how a trade scam knows which city you’re in and who you live with.
None of that needed anyone to break into an account.
It needed someone to ask a question, and it is now free to ask.
A reporter asked a chatbot for a professor’s home address. It said no, then offered a different route and produced the address, what he paid for the house, and his wife’s name.
That is a look-up, not a guess, and the difference decides what any removal service is worth.
A filing can shrink what is published, which is the half that answer came from.
It does nothing about a machine guessing things you never published anywhere, from the way you write — that is a separate problem and we are not a fix for it.
We file against the published half: 582 companies that collect and sell your personal information, 28 of them the look-up sites anyone can search by name.
See what an AI can actually find about you — every figure with the paper or agency it came from →
Why gamers get targeted
Most account takeovers don’t start on Steam. They start with your email in someone else’s data breach.
A public inventory tells attackers exactly which accounts are worth stealing. When the email behind your login also turns up in an unrelated breach, they reuse the leaked password or hijack the inbox it’s tied to — and your skins, funds and saved payment methods are gone in minutes. That chain has two links you can still act on: the credentials that have already leaked, and the sites publishing your real name and address. Gamer Shield works on both.
What Gamer Shield actually does
Real protection for the way gamers actually get hacked — no bloat, no invented features.
Dark-web & breach monitoring
We watch the breaches and dark-web markets for the email and password behind your gaming logins, and alert you the moment they surface so you can rotate before anyone uses them.
A plain list of what leaked
No score and no grade — the actual list: which of your details turned up, which leak they came from, and what to change first.
The threat 2FA doesn’t stop
You already use 2FA — but infostealer malware and stolen session cookies let a hijacker resume your already-logged-in Steam and Discord with no password and no code.
We hunt the stealer logs and breach dumps where those exact credentials surface, and warn you before they’re sold.
Free Steam account valuation
Value any Steam account up to 5×/day — CS2, TF2 and Dota 2 skins priced against the live Steam Community Market. Free, no login, no password.
Data-broker & people-search removal
We file authorized-agent CCPA/GDPR opt-out requests against the people-search sites that publish your real name, address and phone — and file again each time one of them puts you back up.
Your whole account chain, mapped
One leaked gaming email is the thread that unravels everything — your Discord, Steam and Twitch, then your real name, home address and phone.
We map the whole run a doxxer or swatter would follow, and file removal requests against the published end of it.
Know your account’s value
See your full library and inventory worth — CS2, TF2 and Dota 2 skins at live market prices — in seconds.
It’s free, ungated, and Steam sign-in never sees your password.
Knowing the number is the first step to protecting it.
Our credential-chaining engine does the searching.
DoxxScan™ chains your exposure across 13.1B+ leaked records to find where your gaming logins are already circulating — no password required, ever. It’s the same engine behind GalaxyWarden, tuned for the accounts gamers actually care about.
Three steps, in the order that matters
Each one closes a different route in. The first two are free and take about five minutes.
What is your Steam account actually worth?
Your library, hours, account age and CS2, TF2 and Dota 2 skins, priced against the live Steam Community Market.
It’s free and ungated, and Steam sign-in never sees your password.
Attackers work this number out before they target you — it’s worth knowing it first.
For streamers & creators: Gamer Shield
Valuing your account is always free.
Gamer Shield is our Protection plan sold through this page — the same plan at the same price, with a gamer-skinned dashboard.
It’s for people whose exposure is a business risk: when you stream or create, your home address becoming public isn’t just a hack, it’s a swatting call mid-stream or a stalker at your door.
It files removal requests against the broker sites carrying your address, files them again when a site puts you back up, and monitors the breaches behind your logins.
Three things this does not do.
We act as your authorized agent, we send the request, and we send it again each time a site puts you back up.
Most companies comply without ever writing back.
Some are slow.
A few refuse outright — and you see which ones, by name, on your dashboard.
Nobody can do that — not us, and not anyone who tells you otherwise. What we can do is tell you the day yours turns up, so you change it before someone else tries it.
We cannot recover a login someone has already taken, clear malware off your PC, or reverse a trade.
We work one step earlier than that — on the leaked credentials and the published details that make you worth targeting in the first place.
Better you read that here than find it out afterwards. Our refund policy is the document that governs, and it says the same thing in the same words.
Your account is worth stealing. Make it not worth the trouble.
Start free: value your account and find out where your gaming logins are already exposed.
Streaming or creating? Gamer Shield files the removal requests against the sites carrying your home address, and keeps filing for as long as you are with us.