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http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/discussions/forum/9/
You have connected to VAC-enabled servers with a program that VAC has noticed.
The VAC system reliably detects cheats using their cheat signatures. Any third-party modification to a game designed to give one player an advantage over another is classified as a cheat or hack and will trigger a VAC ban. This includes modifications to a game's core executable files and dynamic link libraries.
You can read all about VAC here:
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=7849-RADZ-6869#whatisvac
No.
Keep in mind, all VAC bans are permanent.
Valve has a zero-tolerance policy for cheating and will not lift VAC bans under any circumstances.
I'm not sure. I had a friend who got banned on 4, if not 5 different accounts because the hack was still on his computer.
VAC will automatically see if you have a known hack on your computer, so make sure you get rid of the program before you play on VAC-enabled servers.