Will Program get me VAC banned?

[Lkbirds, The arch mustard mage]

A friend of mine recently created a Java program that randomly moves your cusor a few pixels from where it is. He wants me to use it as a handicap playing against him in CS:GO. We would only be playing with bots, and his program doesn't hook into the the CS:GO process it only simulates mouse movement. Would VAC detect this program and consider is aimbot?
It's all for fun and I'd rather be safe than sorry because I've seen VAC mistake things as malicious before. Thank you for any insight you can provide.

[Grogwind]

If it altered the game memory then yes. Best bet is not to use it or only use it when you launch CS:GO in insecure mode.

[Cortexion]

if it doesn't hook into CSGO then no

however i suggest you don't try it, this forum already has plenty of people who get banned (or worse) because of something they got from a "friend"

[Lkbirds, The arch mustard mage]

Don't worry, we're both software developers.(Java) He's sending me the source code, and I'm compiling it myself. (We're both paranoid about computer security). It doesn't hook into memory (Java lacks the capability to edit memory addresses even within it's own program) so it should be find, but if you could detail how to launch CS:GO in insecure mode it would be apprieciated.

[Grogwind]

I believe you add -insecure to the shortcut launch opinions.

E.g c:\somefolder\Theexe.exe -insecure

Launching in this mode will stop you from play on MM or VAC secured servers.

[Lkbirds, The arch mustard mage]

Thank you, your help is much appriciated. :)