Nowhere does it mention how you plan on distributing security patches for Vanguard, and that should be mentioned somewhere shouldn't it?Īlso tagging /u/RiotArkem as I don't know who of you is responsible for this type of problem.Though the Steam Deck may be able to play the various amounts of games available on Steam, it's looking like it will be unlikely that Riot Games' tactical shooter, Valorant, will be able to play on the handheld console. Is it just sitting on a users PC, unpatched, for months? Or worse, uninstalled the game which still keeps Vanguard installed.
Imagine a game like WoW asking to restart your computer after updating.Īnd worse than that, what about someone who does not actively play at the moment. But that does not sound like something an anti-cheat system for a computer game should do.īut manual, for example when the user starts the game sounds not so great either. I can understand an anti-virus program asking once in a while to restart my computer for an update it loaded in the background. Your bounty program is nice, but how exactly are you going to ensure that everyone who has Vanguard on their computer has the latest version?ĭoes it auto-update? Is it just manual updates?īoth don't sound too great. If I created a proof of concept of the screengrab-based or a network-based method, and sent that in, would I be able to recieve any of the bounty, or would that not be in any of the bounty sections due to being completely external and 99% impossible to detect? You then could use a raspberry pi, usb rubber ducky, or any other badusb/programmable HID device (there are thousands) and create an aimbot that goes off of the distance between the head and the crosshair. Theoretically, you could just use OBS to "stream" a game to another computeror application, and create a low-latency aimbot that uses a PID loop with the error being the distance from the center of the screen/crosshair to the pixels that make up the image of a head. The combined use of those two in order to parse network data and create a HID controlled aimbot that is fully hardware-sided and done 100% externally. the usage of HID devices in order to simulate mouse movements, and 3. the parsing of network data in order to get game data, 2.
Hey, I recently sent a message in discord to a Riot member regarding the use of vulnerabilities that apply to all video games on a network/hardware level, which includes 1.
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