Although cheats and measures against cheaters, which have been the biggest problem of online games since their birth, are increasing day by day, cheat developers are also increasing their skills. So much so that even Valorant, which managed to stay undetected for a long time thanks to its Vanguard protection, is now filled with players who spin like a helicopter and hit the head without touching the mouse.
Electronic Arts, which offers a generally successful protection against cheats, today announced its new system that will take these measures to the highest level. The new cheat system, which will be released under the name ‘EA AntiCheat (EAAC)’, will host a hard prevention that is rarely used in the game world until today.
The system will run on the most basic unit of your computer:
According to the information shared by Electronic Arts, the system was developed directly by EA developers. The anti cheat system will be a precaution against the new generation cheats that have started to work on the kernel. That is, the system will run on your computer’s interface that acts as a bridge between hardware and software, where your computer’s most basic commands are executed.
Of course, anti-cheat systems operating at the kernel level also contain some dangers, especially in terms of security. Any vulnerability in these systems can even lead to the hijacking of your computer and the information of every transaction you make. Therefore, those who develop anti-cheat systems need to act very quickly if a vulnerability is found.
PC players will not be able to cheat against PlayStation and Xbox players!
Although EA does not offer a definitive solution to these dangers, it has announced that the anti-cheat system will only be activated when the games that use this system are run in order to minimize the dangers. In this way, the system will not be able to record your operations on your computer other than the game and will create a safer environment.
EA will not integrate the new EAAC system into every game. According to the statement, the system will be added to selected games only when necessary. The first game to integrate this system will be FIFA 23, which will be released on September 29.
With FIFA 23, the FIFA series will have cross-platform support for the first time, and PlayStation, PC and Xbox players will be able to play with each other. At this point, PlayStation and Xbox players were hesitant to look at this situation due to cheats on the PC. The new anti-cheat system has alleviated these reservations to some extent…
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