| All anti cheat programs can be defeated [message #145588] |
Fri, 25 March 2005 03:18  |
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gibberish
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It is only a question of how much work is necessary.
For example if someone either disassembles or gets the source to the device drivers for both their graphics card and mouse.
It would be possible to link the mouse click to a color change on a certain pixel of the graphics card.
Hence you have a basic click bot.
If the individual never released the source, binary or information about the existence of this hack it is extremely unlikely that any game or anti cheat program could detect it.
If you want to go even more extreme, do it with hardware instead.
Have a camera pointed at your monitor and have a second PC hard wired to the mouse, there is no possibility of detecting it unless the person setting it up is incompetent enough to not build in a "miss factor".
So put the issue to bed and say that there are currently no known hacks but it is possible someone has compromised RG.
PS I know this is far fetched but my point is that some people do go to extreme lengths.
And there is always the possibility someone has missed something simple.
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