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I'm sorry that happened to you and also glad you're in a better place! :) Some of my classes use LockDown browser as well and these are computer science course

I'm sorry that happened to you and also glad you're in a better place! :) Some of my classes use LockDown browser as well and these are computer science courses so there was a lot of pushback due to privacy concerns, so I can sympathize with your viewpoint. Although a majority of students don't cheat, it's still awful that the behavior of a few dictates how the others are perceived.

AlexAndScripts 5y ago
If you don't mind doing it, you can reverse engineer it to remove the VM detections / make a stealthy VM.
- no_time 5y ago
  Some of them use state of the art obfuscation to make this a PIA, others are not that good[0] The one I've taken a look at(forgot it's name) was using VMProtect and had a competently written VM detection routine. It wasn't my exam so I recommended that they use a kvm switch instead of fumbling around with vm hiding tools. [0]: https://secret.club/2019/05/16/exam-surveillance2.html https://secret.club/2019/05/16/exam-surveillance2.html
- throwaway3699 5y ago
  This was something I attempted, but couldn't get it to work. At some point we just have to refuse.