Is gdoc lying about detecting dma

12/24/2023 07:03 terpyyy#1
gdoc tweeted saying they found a way do detect dma but hasnt really said anything else specifically about it i personally know multiple people still playing with dma was this just a pointless tweet with no facts to back it up? it seems dma is still good on val as long as u have good FW wanna get some other opinions tho
12/24/2023 08:33 mplusxl#2
Custom private fw is good to go
12/24/2023 10:08 Relentless#3
Some fw has already been hit, but some is very much still safe. But at this point all I can say is wait till firmware goes private. Then get private custom firmware
12/25/2023 14:54 Ghosts117#4
He is not lying. They have been able to detect and block CFW and Pooled FW since 2022. Firmware developers have been playing with stupid configuration tricks (PORT/header type) which are illegal config spaces that don't exist legitimately on any PC. But it works, and it's able to temporarily get their FW to read while the Valorant process is active. Again, these FW are easily detectable, and the Vanguard team is well aware of them and just uses them to ban waves or block in waves.

Vanguard can perfectly stop any 35T or 75T in the market if not for those dirty tricks being used. Not even Faceit is able to detect or block the pcileech-wifi project [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Remember gdoc is just the head of Vanguard. He didn't build this. The real person who built this is Everdox. He even mentions it in this tweet

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12/25/2023 18:50 v1p3Rbvg#5
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Originally Posted by terpyyy View Post
gdoc tweeted saying they found a way do detect dma but hasnt really said anything else specifically about it i personally know multiple people still playing with dma was this just a pointless tweet with no facts to back it up? it seems dma is still good on val as long as u have good FW wanna get some other opinions tho
No, he’s fucking most public fws so you gotta look for some ud shit, but even w priv fws you still get waves that’s why i don’t use dma on Val cause of Nick “everdox” that mf found a way to detect most dma, i mean you can still last a long time with DMA w some cfws that won’t instaban you, but id recd a priv software for Val atleast at the moment + Val a terrible game to cheat on unless your willing to have your bank account drained
12/28/2023 22:39 KO CHEATS#6
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Originally Posted by terpyyy View Post
gdoc tweeted saying they found a way do detect dma but hasnt really said anything else specifically about it i personally know multiple people still playing with dma was this just a pointless tweet with no facts to back it up? it seems dma is still good on val as long as u have good FW wanna get some other opinions tho
He is not lying.
12/30/2023 13:51 f3me#7
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Originally Posted by Ghosts117 View Post
He is not lying. They have been able to detect and block CFW and Pooled FW since 2022. Firmware developers have been playing with stupid configuration tricks (PORT/header type) which are illegal config spaces that don't exist legitimately on any PC. But it works, and it's able to temporarily get their FW to read while the Valorant process is active. Again, these FW are easily detectable, and the Vanguard team is well aware of them and just uses them to ban waves or block in waves.

Vanguard can perfectly stop any 35T or 75T in the market if not for those dirty tricks being used. Not even Faceit is able to detect or block the pcileech-wifi project [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

Remember gdoc is just the head of Vanguard. He didn't build this. The real person who built this is Everdox. He even mentions it in this tweet

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this. This is also the reason why people are falling back to r03/r04 or "other" things :D for example.

The latency/timing checks, vgk is doing, are insanely strong.

Ideas how u could perfom this were even published in papers from 2009.