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Deauthorize all other devices https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
Change passwords from a clean computer
Generate new backup codes https://store.steampowered.com/twofactor/manage
Revoke the API key https://steamcommunity.com/dev/apikey
And yes, it's a scam, so don't trade anything until you have secured your account.
the message on your profile is 100% fake. steam does not post ban warnings nor ban messages on the profile, they do not give you time to move items.
Means nothing, when you give away the code.....
Help -> Steam Support -> and so on.
You might also want to think hard about where you used your account informations, and avoid going there in the future...
Aside from that, do what people are telling you to do.
Do not use your Steam Login on ANY website other than Steam
Follow this:
Steam will never post garbage in your profile, they would send you a Notification in the Steam Client and MAYBE an e-mail from a valid Steam email (not a spoofed one, not google, not anywhere else).
Follow those steps, do not ever use your login on any site again.
Skin/Trade/Bot sites are a near guarantee to have your account compromised, just like this, which will get you banned from games as well should they use your account to play & cheat on.
He's lying, Steam don't notify their customers of bans by modifying their public profile, for starters it would violate data protection laws and GDPR.
And there you go.
your "friend" is in on the scam. That's not how Valve does things.