PUBG Anti-Cheat Backend + Default Backend

Ello, so i was just lurking around the game I noticed upon launch the game connects to the IPV4 address of; "49.202.197.140"
you can just tell by the hostname it's a an OVH interesting, further into research I noticed it was coming from "C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\BattlEye\BEService.exe" this is BattlEye, an anti-cheat tool for video games. I was wondering can people now cheat with a higher chance of not getting caught? I don't know, maybe someone should block the IP and try a detected cheat?

Anyways, i've uploaded logs of proof.
Name: BEService.exe
Version: Not Available
File Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\BattlEye\BEService.exe

Connection Origin: local initiated
Protocol: UDP
Local Address: 10.74.10.6
Local Port: 49620
Remote Name:
Remote Address: 149.202.197.140
Remote Port: 7833


This is PUBG's anti cheat system, connects to that 2 seconds after launch


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Name: TslGame.exe
Version: Not Available
File Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\PUBG\TslGame\Binaries \Win64\TslGame.exe

Connection Origin: local initiated
Protocol: TCP
Local Address: 10.74.10.6
Local Port: 59362
Remote Name: front.battlegroundsgame.com
Remote Address: 52.84.31.234
Remote Port: 80 (HTTP - World Wide Web)


btw, PUBG is hosted on many amazon servers that isn't the actual backend, check all IP's linking to front.battlegroundsgame.com

Thanks for info

yes, BattlEye is one of the anti cheat megchanisms they use...killing BE will probably cause the game to crash, as the game is checking on the "heart beat" of BE to be sure its running..thus..if you kill BE, you must b able to imitate the fake heartbeat to the server..then you still need to unmask and bypass the other anti cheats they hv...after pinning them down, you can get to the actual cheating of the game