[2020] Triggerbot/Aimbot by using AutoHotKey (AHK). Any actions soon or deinstall and forget about the game?

Originally posted by IAmAGoodPersonn

Are you going to ban them? You gonna ban everyone using ahk or you can tell who is using this? You gonna warn first?

Originally posted by joshmaaaaaaans

Can I google these ahk cheats without being banned by the vanguard driver? Or does it pick up my google searches and youtubes and is like yo this dudes trying to look up cheats ban this f**k! I just wanna see what it looks like.

Originally posted by 77R4PTOR

Hi, will we ever know that a person we reported was banned? I dont even mean cheating, because so far, Ive seen a lot of shady things going on on the server, but nothing 100% sure it was a cheat, but Ive seen a lot of insults, hate speech etc...I´ve reported them all, but I feel like they all go to an empty no return cloud. I dont know if you think that way, but when a player reports someone for any valid reason and gets feedback from that report saying that actions were taken, it give us a sense of security in game, and a job well done, and other games have that, like cs:go. Is that a thing to come in Valorant?

Originally posted by we69420

Have y’all reconsidered 24/7 full control anti-cheat now that we know it’s not actually any more adept at catching hackers than any other anti-cheat?

Originally posted by Zodiii

Do you ever do talks or anything on the anti-cheat stuff? I'm a seasoned Cybersecurity analyst, and it's really interesting to me how it's being done. We see a lot of push into analytics (think posturing and profiling) and outlier detection in my space, is it going the same way with games? Can you flag on increasingly risky behavior and then pop a manual review task? It's kind of a cool intersect of worlds/techniques.

Originally posted by Zodiii

That's awesome! That was a neat read. The pragmatic approach is always good, so many people throw out the whole thing because it's not perfect. But I assume cheats are similar to attackers, it's all about increasing that barrier to entry and making it harder and harder until it's not worth it except to all but the most dedicated, and then you build detections around their behaviors. I think I have more questions now than I did before. Really cool, keep up the good work!

Originally posted by we69420

Can the anti-cheat read my open webpages or record my input when the game is open?

Originally posted by throwaway237169

Please whatever you do keep in mind those who struggle with motor disabilities who use ahk has a way to rebind keys to assist with those disabilities to make the game easier under the circumstances. Banning only the mouse mouse events from allowing the use of these aimbots would suffice without restricting some players with disabilities.

Originally posted by GamerKey

Quick question regarding the article about fog of war:

How did you handle wallbanging people if the engine might despawn an actor due to, let's call it something like, "not being line-of-sight relevant"?

If the actor doesn't exist for the client I'd wager their hitbox doesn't, either, otherwise wallhacks could just start tracking and making hitboxes visible.

And if the maps are carefully designed to not contain wallbangs between two cells that cannot see each other to solve this problem, isn't that a concern that needs to be communicated clearly to future map-makers?

Originally posted by Doulikevidya

To give you a more forward response to what the anticheat dev said... I think he is insinuating that yes, the anticheat can read your webpages and record your inputs. He just states that riot has no interest in any of your browsing habits.

I could be wrong, but that's how I interpreted his answer.