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Vanguard (VGK) is a beast when it comes to synthetic input. If you're still trying to use SendInput or mouse_event on the primary PC, you're basically asking for a manual review or an instant HWID slap. Vanguard hooks these functions at a deep level to check for the LLMHF_INJECTED flag and other inconsistencies in the input stack.
In a 2PC colorbot setup, the processing happens on your secondary rig, but the execution on the game PC is where the risk lies. If you want to stay undetected (UD), software-only input is a dead end for Valorant.
The Current 2PC Input Meta:
If you're already going through the trouble of a 2PC setup, don't bottle-neck your security with weak execution. Get a hardware interceptor and stop messing with user-mode APIs.
Has anyone here successfully bypassed the latest VGK mouse-event heuristics using a Raspberry Pi setup?
In a 2PC colorbot setup, the processing happens on your secondary rig, but the execution on the game PC is where the risk lies. If you want to stay undetected (UD), software-only input is a dead end for Valorant.
The Current 2PC Input Meta:
- KMBox (B+ or Net): This is the industry standard for 2PC setups right now. You send the movement data from your 2nd PC to the KMBox via serial/network, and it acts as a hardware passthrough. To the game PC, it looks like a legitimate HID mouse.
- Arduino Leonardo + USB Host Shield: A classic but slightly older method. You use the Host Shield to plug your real mouse into the Arduino, and the Arduino into the game PC. The 2nd PC sends offsets via USB-to-TTL, and the Arduino spoof-merges them with real mouse movement.
- Custom Kernel Driver: If you really want to stay on the software side, you need a kernel-level driver that communicates with the mouse port (i8042prt or mouclass). However, Vanguard checks for driver integrity and signature, so unless you're mapping correctly or have a clean cert, this is high-risk.
- Raspberry Pi Pico (HID): Similar to the Arduino approach but becoming more popular due to its speed and flexibility in emulating HID descriptors.
Vanguard monitors the input buffer. When you call SendInput, it generates a packet that lacks the hardware-level timing and interrupts that a real physical device produces. Even if you try to spoof the injected flag, the mouse movement curves and timing usually give it away to their heuristic analysis.
If you're already going through the trouble of a 2PC setup, don't bottle-neck your security with weak execution. Get a hardware interceptor and stop messing with user-mode APIs.
Has anyone here successfully bypassed the latest VGK mouse-event heuristics using a Raspberry Pi setup?
