How tournament anti-cheat differs from the client you run at home
When you load an esport title at home, the anti-cheat client begins scanning memory, monitoring process handles and matching signatures before the first round is served.
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When you load an esport title at home, the anti-cheat client begins scanning memory, monitoring process handles and matching signatures before the first round is served.
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