How to avoid detection

Here's a way how to partially avoid the detection of any software in CS: GO.
When the reader is in, a lot of information is sent to the Valve server, which will help them in the development of the VAC system, in order to detect the remaining players. After replacing the files, the logs are not sent to the Valve. For this you do not get a ban

To avoid this situation, you must:
1. Download the archive and unzip 2 files in it.
2. In the file properties, select "read only"
3. Replace the files in the root of the Steam with these files
4. Done!

VT: https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/cd...beb5/detection

anti-detect_mpgh.net.rar

Never heard of such , but technically I can't deny the release so //approved

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Really ;3 I've to try this one ..

Sounds interesting....

I'll see it, but...It isn't easier to block it in the Firewall?
* In my case, I have blocked both processes with the Process Blocker...and in the firewall.

Code:

:: Download
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule action=block profile=any protocol=any edge=no enable=yes direction=in name="Steam (steamerrorreporter.exe)" program = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamerrorreporter.exe"
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule action=block profile=any protocol=any edge=no enable=yes direction=in name="Steam (steamerrorreporter64.exe)" program = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamerrorreporter64.exe"

:: Upload
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule action=block profile=any protocol=any enable=yes direction=out name="Steam (steamerrorreporter.exe)" program = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamerrorreporter.exe"
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule action=block profile=any protocol=any enable=yes direction=out name="Steam (steamerrorreporter64.exe)" program = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamerrorreporter64.exe"

Anyway, thanks for sharing. n.n

why the files tripled their size from 500+-kb to 1600+-kb?

Originally Posted by D.T.W

why the files tripled their size from 500+-kb to 1600+-kb?

RAR-Compression.

should use??

Originally Posted by SJMairaB

I'll see it, but...It isn't easier to block it in the Firewall?
* In my case, I have blocked both processes with the Process Blocker...and in the firewall.

Code:

:: Download
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule action=block profile=any protocol=any edge=no enable=yes direction=in name="Steam (steamerrorreporter.exe)" program = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamerrorreporter.exe"
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule action=block profile=any protocol=any edge=no enable=yes direction=in name="Steam (steamerrorreporter64.exe)" program = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamerrorreporter64.exe"

:: Upload
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule action=block profile=any protocol=any enable=yes direction=out name="Steam (steamerrorreporter.exe)" program = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamerrorreporter.exe"
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule action=block profile=any protocol=any enable=yes direction=out name="Steam (steamerrorreporter64.exe)" program = "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamerrorreporter64.exe"

Anyway, thanks for sharing. n.n

So the files he uploaded is equal to what you did here using cmd?
please answer.
thank you.

So does this work? Or nah?

Originally Posted by Rawn7702

So the files he uploaded is equal to what you did here using cmd?
please answer.
thank you.

No no, I mean: later I'm going to download and analyze it. xD

Originally Posted by SJMairaB

No no, I mean: later I'm going to download and analyze it. xD

Okay so please let us know. thanks

Originally Posted by SJMairaB

It isn't easier to block it in the Firewall?

As simple as that sounds, wouldn't it break since the connection is missing, aka a VAC error?

Originally Posted by Rawn7702

Okay so please let us know. thanks

Good... if you distrust the file, to do what I said is sufficient. But it fulfills its assignment (at least, the little that I have seen, I'm not an expert). :P

Originally Posted by ImThrowingMyLifeAway

As simple as that sounds, wouldn't it break since the connection is missing, aka a VAC error?

In my case, No. And that I even have blocked the execution of both files.

Anyone give me a feedback whether this works or not. Thanks.

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