Bypassing Anti-Cheats & Hacking Competitive Games
summary
Presentation demonstrates a working kernel driver that hijacks a system call, injects shellcode to forward read/write requests to kernel space, and uses a KD mapper exploit to load unsigned drivers and clear traces; a live Apex Legends wallhack using reversed offsets and driver reads highlights enemies. For Valorant, a pixelbot plus Arduino Leonardo and USB host shield emulates a single physical mouse, feeding coordinates from OpenCV color filtering — Vanguard patches reduce some vectors but serial spoofing and mapper exploits still work.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Game hacking introduction
- 2:13History of cheats & anti-cheats
- 5:29Internal vs external cheats
- 7:13Kernel cheat basics
- 9:40Finding game offsets
- 11:50Hooking system calls
- 13:56Building kernel driver
- 17:07Kernel cheat bypass demo
- 23:23Hardware pixel bots
- 25:10Valorant pixel bot
- 28:45Mouse spoofing with Arduino
- 34:50Pixel bot live demo
- 37:08Conclusion & Q&A
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