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> It seems you're trying to argue against anti-cheat as a whole? No at all. I'm arguing that they just have a whitelist of modules they can load, and prevent a
by AshamedCaptain 3y ago
> It seems you're trying to argue against anti-cheat as a whole?
No at all. I'm arguing that they just have a whitelist of modules they can load, and prevent any unknown module from loading. Because that is the simplest AND only reasonable way to approach this, for the reasons I've exposed above.
- armada651 3y agoBut what you've listed above are a bunch of reasons why a whitelist isn't enough. Because you can whitelist modules, but without extra precautions you have no idea whether the module you've loaded has been compromised. And even if you check the code signature of the module you're loading, unless you have some way of detecting code injection the modules or the engine code can be compromised at any point during runtime.