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I can tell you have no idea what DMA cheats are or why it’s huge that ACE catches it. I guess the more it’s talked about the more people will learn what it takes to combat them.
The anti cheat is working, one redditor has been watching the cheating forums and posting pics on reddit the cheat makers thought they patched their cheats boom detected 30 mins later they were detected that was earlier today and the hackers and cheaters they said it will be few days till they fix their cheats so this weekend will be bit nicer
https://steamdb.info/app/2073620/
https://steamdb.info/tech/AntiCheat/AntiCheatExpert/
ACE = https://anticheatexpert.com
Yeah, I see bigots trying to use the "kernel level" boogeyman but just showing their ignorance to the world, constantly.
Vampire: Bloodhunt removed Tencent's ACE and installed EAC ( easy anti cheat ). Game still ends up dying ( I have no idea why - I gave up on the game during the first death curve ).
Check out the double curve:
https://steamdb.info/app/760160/charts/#max
Any anti-cheat worth using is kernel level. More proof that gamers tend to be sheep.
Their anticheat bans people but it doesn't change the experience is you get cheaters all the time regardless, for someone like me playing legit it makes me not wanna play anymore
Yes the ACE is doing a poor job, they say it is kernel but why is it so bad at its job, does it have other purposes?
The problem with kernel level drivers is they actually offer the means in Ring 0 to access literally everything, including complete control of your PC, in the worst case even modifying your BIOS in ways that can not be undone or recovered by re-FLASHing, you need to desolder and replace the BIOS EPROM. If you want a real horror show recitation of some of what's been done through kernel level drivers on Windows I recommend listing to just the Insecurity Corner segment of the PC Perspective Podcast[pcper.com]...
Uglier still, the driver itself, and i/o traffic through it can be used by smart Hackers to create these worst case exploits. A Hacker with the time and talent can potentially (because he has root access to everything through Ring 0), create a cheat, that make the person being exploited appear to be the one doing the cheating, getting them banned. This isn't theory -- on older more easy to exploit games when Windows ran wide open in Ring 0 this was done a multitude of times.
I'm all for better cheat protection, and in an ideal world, with a signed Ring 0 driver, end to end encryption of everything, and an air tight ecosystem for such a driver -- this might actually work to a limited extent. In the real world, we have a driver that can't be uninstalled, without reinstalling Windows, weak driver security, a backdoor to Ring 0 on every PC it's installed on until Windows is reinstalled, the very tools Hackers need to create and run some of the worst exploits ever encountered that can't be removed without hardware repair. This is not a best case approach or even a good one for now... Some of us can afford to throw a PC or two away to play with things, a lot more people can't...