Selenium Steam Account Logger and Name Alternator

• A steam webscraper done using selenium and the msedge webdriver.
• It's purpose is to log into your steam account and change your steam profile name every hour automatically.
• It could also be used for other purposes but that would require you to alter the code in main.py.

Requirements For Usage

1. You MUST have NODE.JS installed on your machine.

• You can install Node.js here.

2. You MUST use a machine with a WINDOWS OS in order for the Powershell script to work.

• Otherwise, you must change the powershell script into your OS's equivalent.

3. You MUST have an Edge webdriver and an Edge Browser installed on your machine.

• If you prefer a different browser, you must alter the code in main.py for it to work).
• You can get the webdriver here.

4. You MUST have a Steam Authenticator Application installed on a Rooted Machine (Rooted = has a file explorer).

• You can get the steam desktop authenticator application here.

5. You should use an IDE such as Pycharm or Visual Studio Code for execution of this project.

• I think that in other IDEs it might get more complicated

What You Need To Know Before Using This Script

1. main.py

• The main script, it is the script that does the whole process of signing in to steam and changing your name.
• You will have to insert a lot of information in the signin function and outside of it, therefore you MUST edit it.

2. test.ps1

• A powershell script that is in charge of executing the index.js file inside the steam guard grabber folder
• A path for the index.js file's location MUST be given within it's code.

3. index.js

• Is located inside of the steam-guard-grabber folder
• Requires your steam username password and sharedsecrets which it gets through the config.json file
• Will Interact with steam and grab your steam authenticator code in order for main.py to log into your account.

4. config.json

• Is located inside of the steam-guard-grabber folder
• You MUST insert in there your steam account username, password and "shared secrets"
• You can get your "shared secrets" by installing a steam guard authenticator on your Desktop or on a Rooted Phone.
• then go into the maFiles folder and the .maFile file, in there you will find the "shared secrets" code.

5. steamauthcode.txt

• DO NOT ALTER IT'S NAME WITHOUT CHANGING IT IN THE CODE TOO (usages: main.py, index.js).
• DO NOT CHANGE IT'S CONTENTS DURING RUN TIME.
• it will always contain your steam authentication code which main.py needs to use in order to log into your account.

6. SteamNames.txt

• DO NOT ALTER IT'S NAME WITHOUT CHANGING IT IN THE CODE TOO (usages: main.py).
• A file containing your own custom names for the random generator in main.py to pick from.
• YOU MUST SEPERATE EACH NAME WITH A ";" SIGN.

Credits

Felipe Almeida (@fgalmeida) for the steam-auth-grabber project.

• I altered his index.js code a tad by making it also write the steam authenticator code into the steamauthcode.txt text file.
• You can find his untouched steam-guard-grabber project here.

License

I allow usage of my contributed part in this project for any usage excluding:

• Usage for False purposes such as hacking.
• Usage for the purpose of profiting.

As for Felipe Almeida (@fgalmeida) who wrote the steam-auth-grabber part of the project:

• Read his license which is located here.