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Usual common sense stuff. If you feel like you miiiight be on a bad-server, make sure to run a virus scan and check your start-up programs (as I've been told).
It is possible to spoof steam ID's on servers, one could easily spoof the steam ID of a root admin on your server.
Since 99% of servers out there only use steam ID's to authenticate admins this would easily allow someone to create quite a decent amount of chaos on your servers & also potentially make them distribute malware to users via the exploit in the main post.
Add a password on top of the steam ID authentication for admins if you care about your server's & your user's security.
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I've gotten in contact earlier today with Leystryku (the person who found the exploits) and passed on some info about them to Fr0z3nR.
It's nice to see the Black Mesa team caring about security, unlike others *cough* *Valve* *cough*.
They care. We just talk more than they do.
Anyway, stay safe guys.