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    Guide Rust EasyAntiCheat.sys — Kernel Driver RE & Detection Vectors

    EAC's kernel component is a mess of encrypted imports and stack-walking traps designed to catch anything that isn't a perfectly signed, legitimate module. If you are trying to map a driver or spoof HWIDs on Rust, you need to see what's actually happening under the hood. We dumped the...
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    Discuss Valorant — Bypassing Vanguard Secure Boot & TPM Enforcement

    Vanguard's aggressive requirement for Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, and HVCI is the bane of anyone running custom environments, modified Windows, or specific hardware setups. If you're trying to launch the game with these security features disabled, you've likely hit the standard hardware enforcement...
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    Discuss Escape from Tarkov — Mandatory TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot Implementation

    Looks like the dev team is finally tightening the screws on the environment integrity. We just got word from the latest BSG update regarding their shift toward mandatory TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enforcement. For those of you who have been running around with bypassed kernel-level drivers or...
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