Anti-cheat kernel driver
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Anti-cheat kernel driver
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Re: Anti-cheat kernel driver
#2I understand why anticheat software exists, and why it's getting increasingly intrusive (and therefore risky). I'm not arguing that there's anything wrong with it.
That said, the existence of cheaters is one of the big reasons why I don't play such games -- and that games include anticheating software is another one of the big reasons, equal to the existence of cheating in terms of how objectionable I find it.
From my point of view, this situation is nothing but a massive train wreck.
Re: Anti-cheat kernel driver
#3Title should be changed to "League of Legends to use kernel driver to enforce anti-cheat." I thought the article had something to do with the device null.
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#4I guess next step is for cheat software to run in a hypervisor. Now what're you gonna do!
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#5So what will they do for Wine users who don't have a Windows kernel to put a driver in?
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#6So what will they do for Wine users who don't have a Windows kernel to put a driver in?
Games using invasive anticheats are already problematic under Wine unfortunately.
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#7I guess next step is for cheat software to run in a hypervisor. Now what're you gonna do!
It already exists. There is a aimbot for overwatch that runs in the hypervisor.
If you're interested in the technical details you can read about it here:
https://www.unknowncheats.me/forum/overwatch/361279-pareidol...
Re: Anti-cheat kernel driver
#8There's a disappointing lack of any detail in this article.
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#9So what will they do for Wine users who don't have a Windows kernel to put a driver in?
Prevent you from playing the game.
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