Trust Factor

[sk1d]

Hey everyone, I've been out of cs for a while and it's my understanding that the main method of injecting simply lowers your trust factor. Is the current list of legit providers good? I read some comments saying a few got you instantly in red trust. I appreciate any replies and recommendations

[Autrux]

Just read some of the comments. Every cheat has it's own good features. I had a good time with satan5.

[RgBuddy]

It's not the method of injection, though I'm sure stuff like loadlibrary or patching their cert-check on libraries for loadlibrary would definitely flag you as well.

Basically, A lot of MM cheats lower trust factor on injection because they use/used the 'vac-bypass' meme, disabling or replacing VAC detection modules, which of-course reports back said exploit to their servers telling them you aren't running their detection modules, destroying your trust factors.

Almost all HVH cheats used this, and legit cheats as big as Interwebz did this as well.

Also, you have to remember that VACNet has been collecting data for years. Stuff like forcing glow, changing angles without filling in MouseDX/MouseDY (Almost all viewangle aimbots atm), or even recognized patterns like perfect Bhopping could lower trust factor.
Nobody knows for sure, but there's a lot of things they COULD do if they cared.

In summary, 50%+ of the cheats out right now are made by complete idiots who have no idea what their cheat does, what a basic usermode AC like VAC does, or how the OS works at all. The cheat market especially CSGO's is just utter *****. So do as much research you can before buying something.

[Aewbin]

Originally Posted by RgBuddy

[...]Also, you have to remember that VACNet has been collecting data for years. Stuff like forcing glow, changing angles without filling in MouseDX/MouseDY (Almost all viewangle aimbots atm)[...]

Thats not because of VACNet, they added those detections directly into csgo.

But you are right with all other things you said.

[RgBuddy]

Originally Posted by Aewbin

Thats not because of VACNet, they added those detections directly into csgo.

But you are right with all other things you said.

I worded that poorly.
VACNet is their data collection / trained model and wouldn't have anything to do with checking if glow is active while alive or your angles are changing without moving your mouse.

Either way people need to realize there's a lot of stuff they are/could detect, and frankly if they banned more people with this data instead of lowering trust factor most full-feature cheats would get people banned.

Some people have resorted to going for cheats that don't even write memory anymore, which isn't anywhere near necessary for a game like CSGO, though the cheat market is in a sad state at the moment so it is what it is.

I tell the same advice to everybody, do as much research as you can before purchasing something, because you probably aren't getting what you think you're getting. Let alone the 'security' some of those larger cheats implement