Hack Prevention

Teenage Hackers Trade Your Username Like Pokemon Cards

Your Steam username gets leaked. A teenager buys it for $5 in a Discord server. They use it to find you on Reddit, TikTok, and Discord. Then they have enough to swat your house or drain your crypto wallet. GalaxyWarden tells you when the chain starts.

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77%

Hacks from Leaked Passwords

$3,400

Avg. Stolen Account Value

2.5B

Gaming Credentials in Breaches

99%

Prevented with 2FA

How Gaming Accounts Get Hacked

Know the threats to protect yourself

Credential Stuffing

Hackers use passwords leaked from other sites to try logging into your gaming accounts.

Phishing

Phishing Attacks

Fake free skins or account verification pages steal your login credentials.

Malware

Malware & Keyloggers

Malicious game mods, cheats, or free software can contain keyloggers.

Social Engineering

Attackers impersonate support staff or friends to trick you into revealing details.

Gaming Account Hacking FAQ

Through credential stuffing, phishing, malware in game mods, and social engineering.

Valuable items, rare skins, game libraries worth thousands, and linked payment methods.

Password reset emails, missing items, friends receiving spam, login notifications from unknown locations.

Change passwords, enable 2FA, contact support, check for unauthorized purchases, scan all accounts.

Check If Your Passwords Are Leaked

Most account hacks start with a leaked password. Find out if you are exposed.

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