
Originally Posted by
l1m3w1r3
exists since 2002 and still sucks dick
Because it's not a proactive anti cheat.
It's one of the best anti cheats taking in consideration that it's ring3, isn't proactive and cares about privacy.
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Originally Posted by
nullptr_t
You still didn't describe the way of detecting a driver loaded the way I specified. Also, you could make the cheat 100% kernel level, with no user mode application (aside from loading ofc), how would VAC go with that then?
If you're manually mapping your driver into kernel space, you are still in memory. Your driver is present in memory which can get detected, especially if you're using anything that can get caught easily such as strings etc.. Your driver is also running a thread just like any other application, as described in a thread about TDL on another forum already.
VAC is not a proactive anti cheat and therefore doesn't detect your driver unless they want to detect it. This though is the same for any other coded cheat, they won't detect it until you give them a reason to.