Quote (dbutiki @ Jun 27 2024 10:31pm)
It is unbannable (and therefore less bannable) than just jumping on kol etc for basic use cases like xfering. It's also less clunky to run
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bliz can detect autoit, (any simulated key inputs or using the os to send hardware events via c++) dll injection, debuggers and
virtualization the detection software is very powerful but is not turned on because the detection no longer runs client side but bot detection is now holistic and runs server side but it can be turned on (stagec.dll) at any time and client scan. it uses a mix of behavioral analysis and signature based detection to understand how a human vs a bot plays d2. how bots interface with the game client is different then how a human does. back in 2017 bliz made a "trap" with the ancient tunnel entrance that if a user had a bot running the game client would crash vs a human and you would get account closed 8. they had other methods of detection like warden (pre2010 years) but warden was tooooooo powerful it did not scan d2s limited memory region but the entire computer and that was a massive privacy and security risk. so bliz scaled back what warden did and it was less effective. the warden module did not load and scan for every session, you could scan and detect if warden was loaded and automatically quit d2 if you started to send warden packets (it was normal to receive warden packets). advances were made where warden could be disabled or at least return the client was clean even when it was very dirty. most of how cguard works is lost to history but i do still have the cguard.dll i can put into ghidra.