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Originally Posted by bigscrappy
Firstly, I haven't cheated in valorant for over a year so I may be out of the loop on this one, but it seems as though it's even harder to find a reputable provider for an internal valorant cheat w/ esp that isn't constantly detected. Can anyone shed some light on this for me? I've never seen this with any other game.
Now before I get grilled, I understand vanguard is a very solid anti-cheat, and that if a driver bypass goes public, it has a higher likelyhood of getting patched.
My question is, what about vanguard or riot's general anti-cheat solution makes it so much better than that of other games like rust? Besides the fact that it's forced to run at start up?
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ESP systems are extremely ineffective now due to Valorants Server Side Fog of War solution explained

. AimBot software is always going to be detected due to reliance on standard drivers or interception driver, unless that aimbot comes with hardware packages, don't use it as it will occupy a standard IO port and become detected.
Triggerbots are the way to go for software solutions as they are widely undetectable unless the retailer is selling public builds which is detectable.
You essentially want a private build triggerbot to stay undetected.
If you don't care about a 90 day HWID ban, then I'm sure you can find information regarding esp cheats but I'm pretty sure they all tamper with a file that gets detected.
VanGuard doesn't outright ban you, it will observe your behaviour for 5-10 minutes before banning you.
What makes it better?
It has Ring0 Access, meaning, it boots up before almost everything else on your machine. Before your operating system even, this allows it to map every driver on the system prior to execution, so that when a driver is changed and the computer isn't restarted (which is generally a requirement outside of test mode), then it gets noticed.
"What's test mode", you might ask, is an environment that allows windows to run unsigned (and potentially insecure) drivers at runtime without restarting to enforce the driver change in the registry.
This is VERY stupid to be running if someone wants you to run their bot as an inexperienced developer can leave variables hanging and winding up with invalid memory (BSOD).
My advice:
Do not run Aimbot Software that doesn't use a custom signed Driver, Hardware or USB/IP
Do not modify the files or program
Do not modify drivers at runtime
Do not use a Virtual Machine Hypervisor Type 1