Originally posted by brunoandroyal:

received an email from steam a few days ago saying there was a sign in from hong kong. thought i was hacked but the device that signed in was my phone? did i get hacked or am i overreacting. no suspicious activity on my account btw

phishing email.

But then when I checked the log in history there was an entry from hong kong, albeit from my phone

Originally posted by brunoandroyal:

But then when I checked the log in history there was an entry from hong kong, albeit from my phone

Then go through and do everything you should do to secure your account.

Do the usual AV and malware scans on your PC. Make sure to see that there's no API key attached to your account.

And ONLY when you've done that do your change your password.

I've already run all the scans (0 threats) and changed my password but what's an API key?

Read this:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2926756889

I read the article and I don't think I even have an API key since I've never done any trading