Yet another very powerful patchguard and vbs compliant method for hooking system calls globally https://t.co/F8ImYDU1ki

Awesome to see @riotgames using HVCI to protect the kernel against bad drivers and DMA attacks 💪

vanguard 2 now on league of legends, cheating to be deprecated this patch https://t.co/kd3szRHDHT

Helldivers 2 got review-bombed by players complaining about their anti-cheat, so I reached out to anti-cheat leaders from Riot Games, Roblox, and Fortnite to get their take. Are players over-reacting to kernel-level anti-cheat drivers? Full story:

I do not believe we are successful just because it operates at the kernel level. Any company can develop a kernel driver. EAC, Battleye, and Ricochet all have kernel drivers. The reason Vanguard has been successful is that our engineers are pushing the envelope in this space by

the jury in Epic v. Google has just delivered its verdict. It found that Google turned its Google Play App Store and Google Play Billing service into an illegal monopoly

Truly the best in the industry.

AC engineers always pushing the envelope this is pretty impressive!

Valorant’s anti cheat was made by god. 1 hacker in 2,000 games and he got banned before round 5. Meanwhile CS2 they forced play their ghetto third world country Faceit servers 😂😂😂

@CoreNoort @securityfreax People in re/infosec circles rediscover concepts cheat developers (kids) have relied upon for years fairly often. You can find cases of this happening by googling usage of win api calls on cheat dev forums and compare against re/infosec blogs.

Intel has just announced that its top Arc A770 GPU is going on sale on October 12th for $329. That's the same price as an RTX 3060, and Intel's A770 is expected to comfortably outperform the RTX 3060. Full details here: https://t.co/u94OfgfSfh

Improving MBA Deobfuscation using Equality Saturation by @fvrmatteo and @mr_phrazer. https://t.co/JPYwVfrLQW

Since I have joined the @RiotVanguard team I have documented and tracked over 200 Threats, and created over 2300+ Detections. and banned a ton of cheaters. I can proudly announce today I have now been promoted to Senior Anti-cheat Analyst, I am only more hungry to push further.

[1/n] Before I left Kaspersky, I had one more UEFI related research along with @vaber_b in the pipeline that wasn't released thus far. This research on a little known UEFI firmware implant has now become public with the amazing help of @JusticeRage. A 🧵

To editorialize a bit - this is bad. You should own your own machine.

They're just saying it out loud now.

This is just a leap towards static ROT. It's annoying for them to have to find a way to "trust" the various signed shims floating around let alone the moklist contents they may measure in and so they just kick it to the curb all together. This is obviously less important on

I've heard this argument bunch of times. And it sounds plausible, until I realize the last time I did "ctrl+f static_cast" was... never.

There's a huge difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something. We talk in fact-deficient, obfuscating generalities to cover up our lack of understanding.

I seldom touch my xbox but sat down this afternoon to play some Dying Light. It's peculiar to me that I cannot play any single player game that I own while there is a service outage, nor in "offline mode", nor while xbox is set as "home xbox".