Game Hacking Guides

A hardware ban fingerprints eight different components, from motherboard SMBIOS to monitor EDID. Here is what each layer actually checks and what closes the gap.

Registry keys, prefetch files, driver load history: the records anti-cheat reads after a ban, and why a cleaner and an HWID spoofer are not the same tool.

A radar hack draws a second map that shows every player on the server in real time, without touching the game's renderer. Here is how it actually works.

Days-undetected counters, patch logs and testimonials are trivial to fake. The eight signals that separate real vendors from rebranders.

Ring 0 is where anti-cheat lives. A cheat that stays in user mode is fighting from outside a locked room. Here is what kernel access actually means.

Every storefront says "100% undetected." Here is what the phrase can and cannot mean, and the exact questions that expose a fake claim.

Why Vanguard loads before Windows, how its driver blocklist defeats BYOVD, and what each VAN error code means for your account.

How AI aimbots, capture cards, and KMbox devices bypass Vanguard, BattlEye, and EAC at the hardware level, plus what anti-cheats still detect in 2026.

PiDDBCache, MmUnloadedDrivers, and the kernel forensic trail that BattlEye, EAC, and Vanguard read every time you launch the game.

BattlEye doesn't have one detection method. It has four. Kernel, memory, behavioral, network — a cheat can survive three and die on the fourth. This breaks down exactly where cheats fail and what separates a banned account from an active one in 2026.

Hardware bans work differently from account bans. Learn what anti-cheats actually read, why registry cleaners fail, and how a kernel-level HWID Spoofer intercepts hardware queries before the ban check runs.

Four major motherboard manufacturers shipped firmware that reported IOMMU protection as active while the hardware was not initialized. DMA cheat cards exploited that millisecond window before the OS loaded. Here is how Vanguard found it, four CVEs later.

TPM's EkPub key is burned into the chip at the factory and cannot be rotated by any software running on top of it. Remote attestation moves the verification step off your machine entirely, to Microsoft's servers, where no cheat has reach.

Anti-cheat systems now analyze mouse acceleration curves, click timing, and network jitter to identify players. A HWID Spoofer clears the hardware layer. It does nothing for a behavioral flag, because behavior is not queried. It is observed.

Not just "beats OBS." A real breakdown of how streamproof overlay systems work: capture API differences, why Shadowplay is a separate problem, anti-screenshot vs streamproof, and when only DMA closes every gap.

How External cheats work in 2026: from ReadProcessMemory and overlay rendering to kernel-assisted access, DMA hardware setups, and behavioral detection evasion.

Not just "it shows enemies through walls." A real breakdown of how ESP overlay systems work: external rendering architecture, world-to-screen projection, view matrix math, skeleton bone tracking, and what separates a build that lasts from one that gets detected in a week.

Not the surface-level stuff. A real breakdown of what happens between "press fire" and the kill feed. Bone selection, smoothing curves, humanization, triggerbot logic, kernel execution, and DMA hardware, all explained.