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I guess your intelligence level is that of a child. Sharing accounts first is wrong because of what exactly what happened to you OP. It is against TOS because of stuff like this. Learn from this mistake and do not share your account in the future OP.
Of course since OP did not say what bans they were trying to avoid probably means OP is also a cheater in games too.
It seems you just clicked the create account button and did not read the TOS. That's a pretty bad idea. You were supposed to read that. Now that you've created an account you have to comply with all of the rules written in the TOS.
Written into that terms of service is a statement that you are not allowed to share your account with someone else. You can't do that with Steam. Steam detected that you did this and blocked you for this activity. This is your fault, not Steam's fault.
Why are you blaming Valve for your own actions?
1) disconnected from game.
2) let my friend login from his PC.
You should be thanking Valve for noticing the login from another location after all it could have being a malicious actor, hence the message you received. ''This sign in attempt appears to be a malicious actor or website trying to gain access to your account from Steam client''.
As for your account:
https://store.steampowered.com/subscriber_agreement
C. Your Account (snipped)
You may not reveal, share or otherwise allow others to use your password or Account except as otherwise specifically authorized by Valve.
Your Account, including any information pertaining to it (e.g.: contact information, billing information, Account history and Subscriptions, etc.), is strictly personal.
I recommend not having intercourse with the ground
I don't know them crawdad holes are pretty tempting sometimes.
I was referring to the OP
You sure that you have not left out a few parts?