A C# library for generating Steam Mobile Authenticator codes, linking authenticators, and managing trade confirmations.
SteamAuth is a C# library that provides programmatic access to Steam Mobile Authenticator functionality, including generating login codes, linking authenticators, and managing trade confirmations. It solves the need for developers to integrate Steam's two-factor authentication and security features into custom applications without relying on the official mobile app.
Developers building tools or applications that interact with Steam accounts, such as trade bots, account managers, or custom authentication clients.
It offers a clean, focused implementation of Steam's authenticator protocols in C#, enabling automation of Steam security operations that are typically limited to the mobile app.
A C# library that provides vital Steam Mobile Authenticator functionality
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Implements all essential Steam Mobile Authenticator features, including TOTP generation and trade confirmation handling, as detailed in the README's functionality list.
Enables automation of Steam security operations like login and confirmation management, which is vital for building custom trade bots or account tools.
Provides methods to fetch, accept, and deny mobile confirmations, directly addressing needs for automated trade and market operations.
Emphasizes safe storage of authenticator data during setup to prevent account lockout, a key risk highlighted in the usage warnings.
The README explicitly lists better documentation as an 'upcoming feature,' making implementation challenging and error-prone for developers.
Setup requires careful data saving, with a warning that failure can lock users out of their accounts, indicating a steep and unforgiving learning curve.
Based on reverse-engineered Steam protocols, which may break with updates and lacks official support, leading to maintenance issues and potential security vulnerabilities.