PC Drivers & Software

[kikigowoof]

imagine that a hacker takes a moment to click a button. this button is going into full screen.

then once in full screen the hacker has to take a moment to screen capture a spot, a single spot, and when they freeze the screen to take their screen shot there is the watermark we'll call that the anti cheat.

so to remove the anti cheat the hacker moves their mouse which refreshes the screen image and removes the anti cheat.

now imagine this movement of the mouse is a ID the hacker doesn't want to show.

the target for their screen capture is off to the side of the screen far from any visual disturbance. so there is no need to move the mouse to take a screen capture.

after they screen capture they run their software then they go back into the game and this means they have to play first, then go into full screen second.

in order to do this they have to first turn off hardware acceleration.

problem solve time. my anti cheat idea. the mouse has to move. why idk. but for some reason when the hacker freezes the screen their mouse must move in order to take their screen capture.

this mouse movement can then be an ID that every time they kill before that their mouse moved in a peculiar way that's got a suspiciousness to it.

if the cheater could not freely enable and disable hw acceleration this would not be possible. amd can do this when people play games. just make a list when they add a game then add game to list now disable hw acceleration is disabled.

there's no hardware acceleration test for cronus zen so accomplished hackers on youtube can still use cronus zen.

in order to test for hw acceleration they would have to have hw acceleration is motherboards and use hw acceleration on things like mice. then build this hw acceleration into anti cheats like easy anti cheat.

[kikigowoof · Accepted solution]

well its common to think of anti cheat = hw acceleration,

so for anti cheat find the security plugins find other plugins and uninstall all plugins and then install the security plugins then test hw acceleration works then enable other plugins to be reinstalled. then the anti cheat might work better.

[kikigowoof]

i thought of a new anti cheat idea.

imagine that a hacker takes a moment to screen capture.

in order to do this they have to first turn off hardware acceleration.

there's no hardware acceleration test for cronus zen so accomplished hackers on youtube can still use cronus zen.

a security check could be scramble and decode what the machine sends back, and if the signal is decoded by the hacker then the signal sent into the device could be scrambled again and then only the software and device has communication.

in order to test for hw acceleration they would have to have hw acceleration in motherboards and use hw acceleration on things like mice. then build this hw acceleration into anti cheats like easy anti cheat.

little know fact is hardware acceleration depends on the use of plugins like ublock origin on microsoft edge.
if you take the time to install these blockers before installing the anti cheat then the blockers block the anti cheat plugins which makes hardware acceleration useless and then defeating the anti cheat is easier if its still there, because theres no hardware acceleration now its like the cronus zen.

so if the hacker blocks plugin input into the device, rendering hw acceleration useless, then the you still have the scrabled and decoded signals protection.

the browser plugins allow for the correct scramble and decode the anti cheat looks for, else the browser malfunctions for secure content that need to read secure signals.

see the security is now designed to have hardware acceleration and plugins. but hackers use blockers which block plugins and allow for devices like cronus zen. its the blockers you see, and if the cheat protection took the time to uninstall all cheats blocker plugins, then install their own plugins, then do a security test to see if their plugins and hw acceleration works, then reinstall the users plugins then the cheaters would lose, and the signal sent to the device would be scrambled and decoded successfully.