process scanner?
 

on this page it says

i was hoping someone could explain how this is done, and also how i can prevent something like this from happening to me while playing p99.

nice read, but this part is more intriguing:


Guilds and ShowEQ[edit]

im more interested in the part where it says that verant was scanning the processes of their users. does this hint to a built-in vulnerability in EQ allowing it to snoop into other processes?
im concerned with Verant's methods of so-called snooping, if anyone can find information regarding that.

It's in the Windows API. Anyone programming for Windows can easily write code to get a list of active processes. Unless the EQ client is modified, there's nothing you can do about it.

At the same time there's nothing to worry about either.

How do you think P99 catches people who use MQ2/SEQ?

I dont know what they do here. The brilliant way would be to monitor the process and see what accesses it in memory. That would be the way I would do it. Do I know how to do that? Nope. Is is possible? If they can steal password from ram, then you can monitor what accesses certain memory locations.

If you know better ways to detect stuff like myseq/mq2, then let the staff know. They might reward ya with a guise or something cool.

P99 .... We stomp out hacking script kiddies on a daily basis.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...=vs.85%29.aspx

tl;dr no, you can't bypass the anti-cheat

also, something to note: SOE disabled that code years ago and it's not in EQ Titanium. It was out for one patch, then they got the legal shitstorm and never re-added it.

all being said if you're concerned about getting non-personally identifiable information collected from your computer like the string "C:\Program Files\MSN Messenger\msmsgr.exe", you might wanna pack up your tinfoil hat because you don't know what you are talking about.

The way I understand it from when it was discussed a long time ago, is that P99 always had trouble detecting SEQ because it just sniffed packets and didn't modify the memory at all. So a solution was put in place that involved scanning active processes for cheat software like SEQ.

I don't mind though, as long as it's an effective way of rooting out cheating programs. A lot of people who would never usually use something like MQ2 or SEQ feel compelled to acquire this software solely because others use it and they feel they need it to compete. Which, throughout a good chunk of time on live, was highly accurate.

P99 has a DLL built specifically for finding hacking tools. It can go as far as telling them what folder you have Eq installed too. Wouldnt be worried so much about verant as would for p99 staff :P