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The Valorant hack through Raspberry Pi emulated mouse* that has been going around really shows that while you're right, ultimately those kind of things are like
by nolok 6y ago
The Valorant hack through Raspberry Pi emulated mouse* that has been going around really shows that while you're right, ultimately those kind of things are like DRM in that they fight a fight that they cannot win by design.
You can't stop the user (or other application pretending to be him) from accessing the content of something while allowing him to access the content of something, and you can't stop the user (or other application pretending to be him) from interacting with your software while being interactive for him.
* actual mouse is plugged into the pi, pi is plugged in the computer in usb and pretend to be a mouse, video output is piped into the pi, software magic running on the pi "fix" the mouse movement to make perfect aim when need be through image analysis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1jz8qbzfIk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1jz8qbzfIk
- Polylactic_acid 6y agoThere were also mice you could buy which were programmed to undo the recoil pattern of guns in a game. The game responded by blocking the usb ID of those mice. But there is nothing stopping them as showing up as another brand of mice.
- tsukurimashou 6y agodo you have more details on that? I haven't been gaming for a while but you got me interested about the setup and how it works