EAC tracking mechanism

bzsstre · 03/08/2023, 15:56

Lol tf

elena_dov · 03/09/2023, 00:12

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Originally Posted by GHTheBoss

You never mess with an srsly EAC BAN you just mess with a funny SERIAL Ban =)

that is up to game staff or eac staff to do ban type and method as i mentioned before.

you are the coderz. im a newbie

i'll be back to play barbie cya.
enjoy your coding coderz!

uc paster messing with best spoofer dev omegalul

MRx86™ · 03/09/2023, 00:31

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Originally Posted by elena_dov

uc paster messing with best spoofer dev omegalul

Even if i dont know whats OMEGA, REP+ FOR OMEGASHIT.
But by the name should be some complex ****.

cmon you was cracked more than once.
that say all.

Awaiting a friend answer :O about omega word!

elena_dov · 03/09/2023, 00:37

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Originally Posted by GHTheBoss

Even if i dont know whats OMEGA, REP+ FOR OMEGASHIT.
But by the name should be some complex ****.

cmon you was cracked more than once.
that say all.

enjoy your cheat you make for weird games u low paster uc developer

imagine feeling like boss after make cheats to games like doom 1999

MRx86™ · 03/09/2023, 00:41

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Originally Posted by elena_dov

enjoy your cheat you make for weird games u low paster uc developer
imagine feeling like boss after make cheats to games like doom 1999

you're wrong its 1998 :O
you are the goat.

can i be back to sleep ?

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Originally Posted by SauceMachine

I'm officially speechless.
Have a pleasant evening.

let's clarify your doubt

Some Time eac, and not for all game, in some game like the one i used to play ...
when they do hardware ban they also do a smart track mechanism...

Lemme explain ...

As you can see from this screenshot, we've two partitions, one for windows, and one which is called system reserved.
Once they apply hardware ban, they write something in both partitions.

So even if you spoof your system, with out clear this, they still track you, and ban you again.
except if you do deep windows installation and delete both partition then you're ok.

This not happen for all game's.
that all.
hope its clare.

elena_dov · 03/09/2023, 05:06

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they write something in both partitions.

bet eac writes how much you spread misinformation

MRx86™ · 03/09/2023, 08:11

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Originally Posted by elena_dov

bet eac writes how much you spread misinformation

k if You think so. Stfu and sell ur modern **** thing.

SauceMachine · 03/09/2023, 13:05

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Originally Posted by GHTheBoss

you're wrong its 1998 :O
you are the goat.

can i be back to sleep ?

let's clarify your doubt

Some Time eac, and not for all game, in some game like the one i used to play ...
when they do hardware ban they also do a smart track mechanism...

Lemme explain ...

As you can see from this screenshot, we've two partitions, one for windows, and one which is called system reserved.
Once they apply hardware ban, they write something in both partitions.

So even if you spoof your system, with out clear this, they still track you, and ban you again.
except if you do deep windows installation and delete both partition then you're ok.

This not happen for all game's.
that all.
hope its clare.

What kind of explanation is "they write something to the partition"? I am already familiar with how SRP and partitions operate in general, so providing a screenshot of a standard windows partition system is unnecessary and meaningless.

There's no benefit in continuing this discussion. Your explanations lack details, strength and validity, and I disagree with your perspective. While you have the freedom to hold your own beliefs, I don't see the value in investing any more time in this conversation. Have a good evening.

MRx86™ · 03/09/2023, 14:10

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Originally Posted by SauceMachine

What kind of explanation is "they write something to the partition"? I am already familiar with how SRP and partitions operate in general, so providing a screenshot of a standard windows partition system is unnecessary and meaningless.

There's no benefit in continuing this discussion. Your explanations lack details, strength and validity, and I disagree with your perspective. While you have the freedom to hold your own beliefs, I don't see the value in investing any more time in this conversation. Have a good evening.

throwaway200 · 03/09/2023, 16:20

EAC does mark systems outside of simple HWID to ban persistent cheaters. Hell, someone from another forum even posted dumps of it placing serials within the file properties of windows.. It can even check if you have UPnP on your router and ban you based on your serial number & unique identifier of that. So plenty of ways for EAC to ban people outside of simply checking hardware id's.

SauceMachine · 03/09/2023, 20:22

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Originally Posted by throwaway200

EAC does mark systems outside of simple HWID to ban persistent cheaters. Hell, someone from another forum even posted dumps of it placing serials within the file properties of windows.. It can even check if you have UPnP on your router and ban you based on your serial number & unique identifier of that. So plenty of ways for EAC to ban people outside of simply checking hardware id's.

While there are hundreds of methods to identify a user, it's important to understand that not all of them are fetched and used by EAC. There are even multiple identifiers that are being pulled but not actually used.

Additionally, EAC does not issue bans based on ARP (Address Resolution Protocol), as you just mentioned. Although some anticheat software do use ARP, EAC is not one of them. Before making any public claims, I suggest logging data from EAC's driver yourself to confirm their validity.

Alright, I think I've wasted enough time on this.

MRx86™ · 03/12/2023, 08:15

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Originally Posted by throwaway200

EAC does mark systems outside of simple HWID to ban persistent cheaters. Hell, someone from another forum even posted dumps of it placing serials within the file properties of windows.. It can even check if you have UPnP on your router and ban you based on your serial number & unique identifier of that. So plenty of ways for EAC to ban people outside of simply checking hardware id's.

Yo this guy Is so ez. Is some kinda of bullshit shooter.

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Originally Posted by SauceMachine

While there are hundreds of methods to identify a user, it's important to understand that not all of them are fetched and used by EAC. There are even multiple identifiers that are being pulled but not actually used.

Additionally, EAC does not issue bans based on ARP (Address Resolution Protocol), as you just mentioned. Although some anticheat software do use ARP, EAC is not one of them. Before making any public claims, I suggest logging data from EAC's driver yourself to confirm their validity.

Alright, I think I've wasted enough time on this.

Wtf are You telling Someone from Kuma Team how does eac work?? Are crazy my boy??

You got trolled twice for your bullshit.

SauceMachine · 03/12/2023, 13:25

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Originally Posted by GHTheBoss

Yo this guy Is so ez. Is some kinda of bullshit shooter.
Wtf are You telling Someone from Kuma Team how does eac work?? Are crazy my boy??

You got trolled twice for your bullshit.

You guys doesn't seem to have the slightest clue how things work. Instead of backing up your claims you start being offensive instead, clearly lacking the ability to do/answer what's requested. I feel bad for your clients having to deal with people behaving this way.

MRx86™ · 03/12/2023, 15:26

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Originally Posted by SauceMachine

You guys doesn't seem to have the slightest clue how things work. Instead of backing up your claims you start being offensive instead, clearly lacking the ability to do/answer what's requested. I feel bad for your clients having to deal with people behaving this way.

google : KUMA TEAM - KUMA ANTI CHEAT

ty

SauceMachine · 03/12/2023, 17:01

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Originally Posted by GHTheBoss

google : KUMA TEAM - KUMA ANTI CHEAT
ty

Another quality response.