Anti-cheat Programs: This is South Korean measures
1. Blizzard's Warden (1.0 / 2.0)
- Known to scan all open windows as well as processes, plus its contents
- Bans you permanently
- Once you get busted, there goes all your money
- At least it's a part of client so it doesn't run unless you open World of Warcraft
- Runs on background at startup
- If this is not running properly, you can NEVER play any games by HRS
- Bans you even if the game is not running
- Runs when you play Valve games and closes immediately when you exit
- Runs only on select games
- Only bans you for using cheats in online games (Not LAN games, with some exceptions)
- Runs on background but only checks for things when the game is running
- Bans you if the tool is running and/or memory addresses are altered in a way the player benefits from it
- Ultra aggressive, if tampered while running, produces BSoD by manually initiating 0xDEADDEAD or System Protection
- Known to cause many programs to fail
- Hogs memory like a leaky program
- Ultra crappy, does not protect users, only the game company (Shame on you Nexon)
- Checks for Process Managers too, and bans you if you're busted 3 times in a row
- Was vulnerable to "Terminator" attack where user terminates XignCode3's processes while the game was running, rendering anti-cheat useless
- Aggressive, now checks for AutoHotKey too
- Terminates game if found "cheating", and produces garbage log that can be only read by the company who made this piece of shit
- If something is watching service (not reading though), terminates game and gives you a yellow card
- Bans you if you use Sandboxie to run games
- Glitches out very well
- Whines to you about nonexistent "debuggers" when running Process Monitor
- Supreme anti-tamper ability, but also makes it VERY hard to debug it
- Piece of shit
- Scans for rootkits and keyloggers only
- Basically useless for real threats that might happen while running games
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