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While technically false positives are possible and they do happen, they are extremely rare.
And they are usually reversed within a few days after the ban was given.
They were making an assumption. That's it.
If any community server owner threatens a VAC ban or says this will happen, just ignore them as they are lying. You can only be banned this way if you are using or have used a cheat which is already on the database or becomes known down the line.
no, being banned from a community server does not mean you will be VAC banned. A server admin cannot see the files running on your computer, and cannot make an accurate assessment about your use of cheats. A server admin has no control over VAC.
VAC (Valve Anti Cheat) only bans people who tamper with protected game files, while connected to a secured server. VAC has the ability to monitor game file processes, and can notice any tampering with them. VAC is automatic.
The reason you are confused is because every single cheater lies with everything they have to try to get unbanned. all of their reasons are fake. every single one.
if you don't use cheats, you won't be banned.
downloading is not 'accidental' - you go to the website, select, and download, and install / allow a program to run.
if someone says 'download this, its a cheat' and you download it, allow it to run, and use it on a VAC-secured server, you will be banned.
'malware' is nearly impossible to get you vac-banned. the malware has to:
1) modify your game protected files, which are in a different place on every computer, this is almost impossible to do consistently without getting caught by anti virus process.
2) connect to a vac-secured server.
a malware attacker wants access to your pc, or banking information, they aren't going to use your compromised computer to play video games remotely, this is a foolish reason created by a cheater that doesn't want to cope that they were caught.
Once again. if you were cheating, you will be banned. That's the only way you get banned by VAC, this is how it's worked for 20 years.
if they have 'vac ban' on their profile, they 100% cheated. that's why valve put the notice there.