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Your system your responsibility. The negligence is on you.
You expect a expert answer explaining attack vectors, mitigation strategies and system audit steps? Well your not getting it from me. I am not getting paid for it and certainly not feeling up to it with your attitude either to give a way my time for free.
You know it better than others than do not ask help from others.
Have a nice day with your self inflicted issue.
This is a Valve issue and they have failed to address it in years. Thankfully these servers don't pose any security threats and just act as a mild inconvenience when trying to find a half-decent lobby or can tamper with some settings. Some are even masquerading as Valve's official servers but those stick out like a sore thumb.
I think we have to accept that these games are not going to be maintained anymore and if we want to play them, we have to suffer things like this. Just look at the current TF2 debacle that has been going on for years and only getting worse.