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Originally Posted by Smedy
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pretty sure rogeans antihax dll hooks up the client and monitors any changes to the memory checksums so any normal mq hax that usually goes undetected will be detected, however i don't think rogean can detect the classic "MQ" which use to run on a linux machine that is setup to snif the incoming packets before it comes to the client from a different stand alone machine, that is completely undetectable, unless this detected data is sent to the client and displayed somehow on the client ofcourse, but if you setup a sniffer and a monitor to display the data on a different machine that is not running the client you're 100% secure, at least i'd think so
who knows maybe rogean has access to my encrypted porn stash, that fucker ain't playin no star wars he is lurking in my systems
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It is not even that complex. At the core, Macroquest deciphers packets for the client from the server that would normally not be displayed.
You can figure out how it is dedected from there.