What does Ring0 means
I just wondered how Ring0 works what it is and why that is so secure.
SolvedWhat does Ring0 means
It's a private hack sites (not mentioning names) kernel patch, or in general a command chain untouchable by vac.
But sooner or later the hack has to edit/touch game memory and this can be detected, so it's not 100%.
But sooner or later the hack has to edit/touch game memory and this can be detected, so it's not 100%.
Originally Posted by nii-
It's a private hack sites (not mentioning names) kernel patch, or in general a command chain untouchable by vac.
But sooner or later the hack has to edit/touch game memory and this can be detected, so it's not 100%.
But sooner or later the hack has to edit/touch game memory and this can be detected, so it's not 100%.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protection_ring
Ring0 means than code executes in kernel mode. You can do everything with hardware, software, ie. you can control all userspace. You can't simply mark your code as «ring0 code» and make OS execute it. You should write driver instead.
For VAC it means that it can't simply detected what are you doing because it can't simply check kernel space.
I know what it is, check yourself before you wreck yourself most hacks patch your kernel and or creates a separate windows startup with the command chain to edit ring0 in various ways.
"ring 0 for kernel code and device drivers"
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I know what it is, check yourself before you wreck yourself most hacks patch your kernel and or creates a separate windows startup with the command chain to edit ring0 in various ways.
"ring 0 for kernel code and device drivers"
Originally Posted by user0706
It's basically what i said -.- i just simplified it.
"ring 0 for kernel code and device drivers"
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I know what it is, check yourself before you wreck yourself most hacks patch your kernel and or creates a separate windows startup with the command chain to edit ring0 in various ways.
"ring 0 for kernel code and device drivers"
Originally Posted by user0706
Wrong.
Ring0 means than code executes in kernel mode. You can do everything with hardware, software, ie. you can control all userspace. You can't simply mark your code as «ring0 code» and make OS execute it. You should write driver instead.
For VAC it means that it can't simply detected what are you doing because it can't simply check kernel space.
Ring0 means than code executes in kernel mode. You can do everything with hardware, software, ie. you can control all userspace. You can't simply mark your code as «ring0 code» and make OS execute it. You should write driver instead.
For VAC it means that it can't simply detected what are you doing because it can't simply check kernel space.
Question was «what is ring0» and answer «kernel patch, or in general a command chain untouchable by vac» is wrong.
Originally Posted by user0706
Question was «what is ring0» and answer «kernel patch, or in general a command chain untouchable by vac» is wrong.
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