>For some projects, like browsers, that's a big deal, for others, like games, not so much. Cheating in games is a big problem, and lots of money is spent addre

>For some projects, like browsers, that's a big deal, for others, like games, not so much. Cheating in games is a big problem, and lots of money is spent addressing it, not to mention techniques which are barely distinct from spyware which cause performance reductions on the side. A lot of that cheating relies on bog standard memory bugs which game devs don't care about, apparently.