According to CS:GO skins market’s Batman-like figure and expert, zipeL, it’s also very unlikely that Valve will do anything to try to undo the trades. Therefore, it seems quite unlikely that CS.Money will have Valve’s support and help with undoing the trades. Cs.Money is a 3rd party marketplace, which means that they’re not supported by the guidelines of Valve. But that may not be the case, unfortunately. Many of you are probably thinking that Valve should just be able to “undo” the trades and hand the items back to the owners. Their goal was most likely to get Cs.Money to think that the problem on the website had something to do with authorization on 3rd party platforms. It appears that the hackers have generated a ton of fake messages mentioning other CS:GO trading platforms, which they sent with their trade offers. When someone buys something from CS.Money and gets a trade offer from one of their bots, Cs.Money’s system generates an outgoing message automatically, which the buyer receives alongside the transaction on Steam. It’s also worth mentioning that the hackers used Bot messages as another method to hide their tracks. With this tactic, the hackers hoped to divert the attention, all while dragging innocent people in their skin-stealing scheme as well, in hopes of making it impossible to track them down. At first, the hackers only sent CS:GO skins to themselves, but later they mixed it up by sending plenty of offers to popular bloggers, traders, and regular users to hide their tracks. When the hackers gained access to a bunch of CS.Money’s bots which contained valuable CS:GO skins, they started sending outgoing transactions left, right, and center. As a consequence of this, the CS.Money owners’ attempts to reset the authorization failed.

This means that the thieves had direct access to Cs.Money’s files and were allowed to control their trade bots without any issues. The owners of CS.Money have established that the attack happened due to hackers gaining access to Cs.Money’s Mobile Authenticator files, which are used for Steam authorization.

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