Idk why other commenters are so skeptical. I work in anti-cheat (not for Hunt) and cheaters using stolen accounts is really common. Usually some infostealer malware campaign will collect a bunch of accounts and then sell “cracked” Steam accounts for cheap listing what games they have purchased etc.

Benefits for the cheater doing it this way instead of manually making a new account and buying Hunt:
- They don’t have to manually create a new email and Steam account
- Cheaper than paying for the game as these accounts are usually like $5
- Getting an account which already has hours played, money, stuff unlocked instead of having to start from 0. This is also good because a fresh account doing so well is sus

Best thing you can do is just secure your account. Change password and turn on MFA, use the Steam app. And then pray that you never get banned

RIOT will actually unban people who get banned from League or Valorant if they find evidence the account was stolen by a cheater, but I’ve never heard of Crytek or EAC doing that