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If you looked deeper into it, it pulls the manifest and package files from the same CDNs that the Steam desktop client uses for updates.
Agreed on the link being kind of obscure, and not very well placed - they could easily create a redirect with a more official url
Beauty of this is if you keep your system up to date with the `winget upgrade --all` command, it keeps SteamCMD up to date as well.
It is an official tool.
It DOES NOT replace the client. It will not allow you to run games, unless they are DRM free games, as it does not contain the DRM needed to do so.
It is mainly used by to obtain dedicated servers files, so the average users would have no use for it.
It states "This signature is OK", well this does not mean it's safe. View certificate, check issuer. For instance, my executable is signed by Valve certificate issued by VeriSign. That means file SHA1 sum is legit, in some way.
If installing for linux, well... that means you trust some guy who maintains this package.
If it is not enough - go to virustotal... it got plenty of information for file.
HAHAHAHAH Virustotal automatic comments say that it is malware dropper. Welp. It is not. Yes, Steam uses hacks to make some magic.
I assume you have spare PC to play games. If you are so concerned if your PC safe with running steam client, riot client and epic games client... not, is's not safe, but you trust these vendors do things right.