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Originally Posted by tylian1
There are bypasses because it's easier than spoofing the CRC.
If I remember correctly, the CRC isn't calculated by the client. HackShield actually sends small fragments of memory to the server to be check-summed and validated. It would be hard to spoof that without creating an exact memory copy of the client and detouring the CRC memory read to it.
Thus why bypassing the CRC altogether is easier.
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Feh, I had assumed that HS would read the actual dlls and check them against known CRCs all client side. Wouldn't that have been a cake walk and blessing for those of us with no working bypass. Then again, wouldn't it be only half a cake walk to edit the known CRC :/ guess I did not think about this very much like CheckBox said.