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So there's a really short guide about how to make your own signatured driver to bypass faceit anticheat.
It is not a best bypassing way and i can't recommend it but it's the easiest and cheap one.
It is not a best bypassing way and i can't recommend it but it's the easiest and cheap one.
What you need to create a signature?
1. Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop (
2. Makecert (Already included in MVSE);
3. Some time.
1. Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop (
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);2. Makecert (Already included in MVSE);
3. Some time.
Creating a self-signed root certificate
1. Run the VSE Cross Tools Command Prompt as an administrator;
2. Use next command
(Example:
The command will create a new root certificate and automatically set it in the Personal Certificate store. The *.cer file will be saved in the specified directory and can be uploaded to the Azure Management Portal if required. After creating a root certificate from which client certificates can be generated, it is recommended that you export that certificate along with its private key and store it somewhere safe.
1. Run the VSE Cross Tools Command Prompt as an administrator;
2. Use next command
makecert -sky exchange -r -n "CN=RootCertificateName" -pe -a sha1 -len 2048 -ss My "RootCertificateName.cer"(Example:
makecert -sky exchange -r -n "CN=Infocheats.net" -pe -a sha1 -len 2048 -ss My "C:\XD\Infocheats.net.cer")The command will create a new root certificate and automatically set it in the Personal Certificate store. The *.cer file will be saved in the specified directory and can be uploaded to the Azure Management Portal if required. After creating a root certificate from which client certificates can be generated, it is recommended that you export that certificate along with its private key and store it somewhere safe.
Creating a self-signed client certificate
1. Run the VSE Cross Tools Command Prompt as an administrator;
2. Use next command
(Example:
New client certificate with CN srv1.infocheats.net will appear in the Personal Certificate store. Microsoft recommends creating a unique client certificate for each computer that needs to connect to the virtual network when working with a point-to-site VPN.
1. Run the VSE Cross Tools Command Prompt as an administrator;
2. Use next command
makecert.exe -n "CN=ClientCertificateName" -pe -sky exchange -m 96 -ss My -in "RootCertificateName" -is my -a sha1(Example:
makecert.exe -n "CN=srv1.infocheats.net" -pe -sky exchange -m 96 -ss My -in "Infocheats.net" -is my -a sha1)New client certificate with CN srv1.infocheats.net will appear in the Personal Certificate store. Microsoft recommends creating a unique client certificate for each computer that needs to connect to the virtual network when working with a point-to-site VPN.
Exporting a client certificate
To export the client certificate from your Personal Certificate store to a file and install it on the client machine, use the certmgr.msc certificate management.
Make a
To export the client certificate from your Personal Certificate store to a file and install it on the client machine, use the certmgr.msc certificate management.
Make a
personal storage -> certificates, hit the required certificate, right-click on it and select All tasks -> Export. Export the certificate using the Client Certificate with the private key option. The output will be a file with the extension .pfx. Remember to save the password that you set for current certificate. Finally, copy the .pfx file to the client computer and double-click to install it. Leave the suggested storage during installation and specify the password to access the certificate.
