Phishing attacks against Steam users are nothing new - they've been around for a couple of years - but as more and more users jump onto the Steam bandwagon (train?) phishers have greater chances of success.
Here's one example of a Steam phishing email, intercepted by SophosLabs, which was sent to an email address that has never registered for a Steam account:
Although it looks like the link will take you to the real Steam website, the HTML actually directs you to a phishing site.
More details - link
Here's one example of a Steam phishing email, intercepted by SophosLabs, which was sent to an email address that has never registered for a Steam account:
Although it looks like the link will take you to the real Steam website, the HTML actually directs you to a phishing site.
More details - link
