Activision has been chasing Call of Duty cheaters for years.
. Aimbots automatically lock onto opponents’ heads, so cheaters can fire and immediately take you out. Wallhacks expose everyone on a map so cheaters can see exactly where you are.
Developers are still struggling to kick these types of cheaters out of games. While kernel-level anti-cheat systems are the preferred method for game developers and publishers to monitor PCs, cheat developers can bypass these anti-cheat systems on Intel-based processors by using a specialist hypervisor layer that’s usually used for virtual machines to run undetected on systems.
There’s still hope that Microsoft might eventually step in to control its Windows environment for PC gaming. It’s the platform that the vast majority of PC games are played on, but its openness allows cheaters to develop workarounds easily. Microsoft has created a new Pluton security chip that’s designed toSome game developers are even turning to lawsuits to target the sellers of cheat systems.
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