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Originally Posted by 3z3ki3l
MQ is not "detectable" in the right hands because it can run completely passively depending on which features you sacrifice. Detection methods are redundant as fuck and the huge margin of error allows the other lesser known hacks to run freely -- VZTZ pushed these anti-hacking methods as far as they could and the problems only snowballed (if you didn't notice).
Its funny because I had the same discussion with Null (most recent joke dev on VZTZ) and after alot of pining I came to the conclusion the only "real" solution would be a piece of software that coordinates with the server to make sure nothing is toying with the client. To which he brought up the "failure" of the Bane of Life software... so I checked it out and the fucking thing hadn't even been compiled yet, much less failed.
Ultimately I can't chalk this up to anything but some serious penis envy and total technical ignorance to the issues at hand. All of which is perpetuated and displayed here in this and related threads.
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I understand that, just say the best bet to stop MQ2 active hacks at least would be better detection methods, but not sure if we've reached the limit yet