more than 90,000 accounts banned this week!

Valve has clearly found a vulnerability that has been exploited by many cheat software, since since the beginning of the week, there are more than 90 000 accounts who have been permanently banned from the service. As can be seen from SteamDB statistics, most of the sanctions were distributed last Thursday (July 19, 2018), where more than 61,490 accounts were removed in the space of 24 hours, knowing that the movement started on Wednesday when " only "28,409 accounts were banned. At the time of writing, the total number of banned Steam players is 92,374 accounts, which should make a visible difference on the servers of games protected by VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat) like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive , Dota 2, Team Fortress 2, Rust, Dying Light or Call of Duty. Recall that VAC banns are permanent and non-negotiable, which means that cheaters will have to buy CD-keys to re-offend.