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Thats totally false. Moderns OS have a chain of trust, on windows, the drivers starts and all drivers know the other loaded drivers, and they whitelist the driv

• zamadatix 5y ago
  > Moderns OS have a chain of trust Which means the OS loaded what it was configured to load by someone with rights to the OS not that the anti-cheat controls the OS's chain of trust before it has loaded. > On windows, the drivers starts and all drivers know the other loaded drivers, and they whitelist the drivers. Unless you tell your trustfully signed (legitimately or via insecure mode and then hiding that with your cheat) anti-anti-cheat driver to load first in which case what the anti-cheat sees is whatever you tell it to see - just make sure it's 100% consistent with what a normal setup would report. It'll get harder with Windows 11 anti-cheats mandating secureboot and TPM (I think Riot's was the first to announce these plans) but even that generation won't be infallible, just less feasible for something a normal user can realistically install and run to cheat in a game. Until the anti-cheat is loaded before Windows and is the only thing the bootloader trusts to load then the anti-cheat can never trust Windows chain of trust as it didn't see the start of the chain.