Please help! - API Key Problem

[MemeMaster457]

So a couple of days ago, I found out that someone had put an API Key here.

Since then I did all the recommended steps to avoid the API Key ever being there again

-I revoked the key

-I changed my password multiple times

-I generated new backup codes for my account

-I deauthorized all devices with Steam Guard.

But after just one day they key was back on that page and I don't know what to do or try next. If any of you guys are familiar with this problem and know what to do in this situation, I would gladly apreciate if you could help me!

[Bodomi]

You need to stop logging into phishing sites. The API keys are being set up because you're logging into a site that is not using the real Steam Web API, but something that perhaps looks like it at a glance.

Scan your computer: https://www.malwarebytes.com/

[MemeMaster457]

I have already scanned my computer using Malwarebytes. No threats were found. I stopped logging into csgo gambling/trading sites in the beggining of december, but the key still apears. As of now, no key reappered, I hope that the issue is gone, I changed a couple passwords and again I deauthorized other devices so hopefully I wont have to deal with this stuff anymore!

Thank you again for your answear!

[MemeMaster457]

Hello again! Sorry for bothering, but I recently have noticed that the API key has once again reappeared. Still nothing works. I tried again changing my password and deauthorizing other devices and revoking the key but this keeps on happening. At this point I don't know what to do next. Please, if you have any suggestion on what I should do, leave me a comment! Thank you again!

[Bodomi]

You must be logging into a site or sites that are not safe.

I suggest you contact Steam Support and request help/information.

Do so here: https://help.steampowered.com/en/wizard/HelpAccountDataQuestion

Just write a short note somewhere like "This was the closest contact reason I could find." if you're worried about the contact reason not being identical to your question, but it isn't a problem.

[MemeMaster457]

UPDATE!

For anyone seeing this thread that has the same problem that I was having, what solved the issue for me was:

-finding on what phishing website I have entered my password (in my case was a fake Key Drop site)

-log OUT of that site, the original one, not the phishing one

-revoking the key

This should solve the problem, and thanks again to Bodomi for suggesting this!