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If the account was used to break the rules that falls on you. Makes the ban correct.
Also if someone "hacked" your account, it would be the first ever account hack on Steam.
Look at it like this:
1. Someone has to guess your account name out of millions of accounts
2. Someone has to guess your password, out of even more combinations
3. Someone has to guess your Steam Guard code out of even more combinations valid for mere seconds
And all that matching the same account at the moment logging in.
You'd rather win in the lottery than this scenario happening.
Your account wasn't hacked, you probably simply leaked your data at some point in the past leading to someone HIJACKING your account.