Probably they don't. They try them on various sites (where there would be something to gain by gaining access), and sites which either didn't have two-step protection, or it is merely optional (like GOG.com), are their primary targets. No use to try them on sites where two-step verification is always enforced. Maybe these attempts will drop for GOG too when two-step dance will be enabled by default for all.

It is a big country, full of active and enterprising people. Just look at it on the map, even bigger than CHINA!

If you took the world map on the wall and threw a dart at it blindfolded, most probably it would hit Russia, just at Putin's forehead. That's how big it is (Putin's forehead).

But...but....GOG? Who the blazes would even think of GOG? Steam, maybe, Humble, possibly, but...GOG?
I would've expected at LEAST three Americans, though. And maybe one-and-a-half Australians.

Steam and Humble are enforcing two-step verification, so the hackers know they'd be mostly just hitting their head on a brick wall if they tried to get into them.

GOG might become just as uninteresting target (for account hacks) after GOG has enabled two-step verification for all, also for the thousands of less active accounts.

But....but...that would imply people have actually HEARD of GOG and would know what it is. Which is a completely and utterly ridiculous notion.

Are you implying I am not "people", a human, because I have heard of GOG? Does not compute, SYNTAX ERROR. Shutting down.

I mean, we're really all just alts of the Blues except for, like, 3 members, who are all designed to lure in new customers, right? Right?
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Wait...I'm not programmed to become self-awaRRRRRAAZZZZZZBTATBTTABTATBT;JAEBTJTE;UOATHG;KERERORERRORERRORERROR

Well that's obvious!

Along with anything using the word 'Casino'

Or anything unfamiliar suddenly appearing and promising to remove threats on your pc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Or finding the word 'Nigeria' mentioned at any point in an unknown email you recieved.... hahahahaha

What is it they say? "A fool and their money are soon parted" Nothing proves this more than Nigeria scams.