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These are all just various degrees of obfuscation that will be defeated if it's worth the money. In particular these approaches seem weak to hardware, firmware
by rmrfrmrf 8y ago
These are all just various degrees of obfuscation that will be defeated if it's worth the money.
In particular these approaches seem weak to hardware, firmware, and driver side-channels.
- meowface 8y agoAll anti-cheating techniques are fallible. It's impossible to build a perfect cheat detection/prevention, just like it's impossible to build something that will always detect all malware, etc. The client code is always going to be on the player's computer and has to execute on the player's computer. There's no way around that. You can't guarantee effectiveness, but you can make it very hard to reverse engineer and circumvent, and you can constantly change techniques so that adversaries need to put in more work. It's an ever-evolving cat-and-mouse game.