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For several years now companies have battled against many online hacks and cheats with almost utter success, but recently all that has begun to fall apart. Companies such a Blizzard Entertainment with it's infamous "Warden" anti-cheating utility have had massive successes in the field of anti-cheat detection with no sign of relief against it in sight, but as of late a new program comes to the help of cheaters by complete accident. Yes, a way to avoid "Warden", a light at the end of tunnel? That is correct, thanks to Sony, cheaters are back on the road to destruction. With Sony's DRM software it is now possible to completely hide any program to bypass "Wardens" checks or any other anti-cheat program that uses the same function to check for cheaters.
Read more about it here.
http://www.realtechnews.com/posts/2067
Everyone thank Sony for dropping the ball and once again ruining the gaming community, or making it popular again depending on your
outlook.
Microsoft is in controversy on if it should take action against this. Sony is really up the creek without a paddle on this one, as allot of consumer software companies, and Internet Security companies decide on what action to take against this if any.
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1884677,00.asp
Read more about it here.
http://www.realtechnews.com/posts/2067
Everyone thank Sony for dropping the ball and once again ruining the gaming community, or making it popular again depending on your
outlook.
Microsoft is in controversy on if it should take action against this. Sony is really up the creek without a paddle on this one, as allot of consumer software companies, and Internet Security companies decide on what action to take against this if any.
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1884677,00.asp