Why arent Internal/External cheats being detected?

**inc3pt** · 10-07-2016

Cheats that are compiled as .dll's and injected into a 32bit proc.. (Internal/External) Are they harder to detect? Or did I just make this up and they are the same risk, and people have gotten banned before? idk

**screamingismyair** · 06-08-2017

because the whole point of injecting into a different program is to scramble them so vac can't just see "ezaimgg.dll" running lol. How do you detect "notpad++" is running on the pc when it really is running but has katebot or something injected but scrambled? unless you are using angles/unrealistic recoil etc that the server can see, its not going to pick up on on a randomly scrambled program if they can't match it to something. And people do get banned, but not for it being detected (though they have found ways in the past)

**gigagiga** · 06-09-2017

Originally Posted by screamingismyair

because the whole point of injecting into a different program is to scramble them so vac can't just see "ezaimgg.dll" running lol. How do you detect "notpad++" is running on the pc when it really is running but has katebot or something injected but scrambled? unless you are using angles/unrealistic recoil etc that the server can see, its not going to pick up on on a randomly scrambled program if they can't match it to something. And people do get banned, but not for it being detected (though they have found ways in the past)

Its not scrambled, it is still a whole section and it still can be found as ezaimgg.dll. if it worked like that it would be best to inject into something which even opens handles to csgo.

**Bogrilex** · 01-12-2018

The reason for injecting into x32 programs is cause of the compatibility, not cause it's harder to detect. It's like the feature in Windows where you can right click an .exe file and choose to run it in Windows 7 Compatibility.
If you inject cheats or certain .dll's in general into x64 there's a higher chance of the program crashing (doesn't have to, but can).