As one of the server owners affected by this (you can see my crash report in the Radio mod, one of the confirmed affected mods, here), what I would like to see is at least official acknowledgement of the false positives and an apology for the lost troubleshooting time, as well as potential risk of lost world progress, given how the crashes kept happening for hours even after uninstalling the radio. Not because of any world corruption of course, but in the case I had needed to restore a server backup (luckily it didn't come down to this).
It is understandable Maltiez may not be terminated of his employment due to local labor laws or the nature of his contract with Anego, which I am clueless about. In any case, I would also love if measures were taken to make the moddb safer, by (1) making it mandatory for all mods to be open source and (2) using checksums to make sure the compiled binaries uploaded to moddb are the same as the ones compiled from the provided source code.
In any case, I trust Anego's code review and approval process and I have no concerns about this sort of thing happening in the VS vanilla code.