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Im Forum von steampowered.com hat sich Nick Shaffner von Valve in einem Thread (dort auf Seite 3) zum Thema Cheats geäußert. Demnach ist für Cheater eine harte Zeit angebrochen. Wie Shaffner mitteilte, wurde das VAC-Modul (Valve Anti Cheat) allein in den letzten 1 1/2 Wochen 8 mal einem Update unterzogen. Zudem sei eine neue Technik eingeführt worden, die es ermögliche auch eher unbekannte und nicht weit verbreitete Cheats zu erkennen. Desweiteren würden alle Cheats die über Suchmaschinen zu finden seien gegenwärtig erkannt und gebannt. Selbst "große" Cheat-Seiten seien derzeit mindestens 48 Stunden hinter VAC zurück. Besonders stolz ist Shaffner auf die bisherigen Erfolge im Kampf gegen Cheater. So habe es seit der Einführung von VAC nur 2 Fälle gegeben bei denen Spieler fälschlicherweise von VAC gebannt wurden. Nick Shaffner im Steampowered Forum: Hi guys, Just a quick note or two on the increase of the number of VAC related bans. We naturally expected there to be a large increase in the amount of ban related email and postings, due to the fact that we recently started updating VAC very rapidly. For instance, we´ve updated VAC about 8 times in the past week and a half. In fact, not only has VAC started updating more frequently, but we also have new techniques for detecting cheats, including new generic methods for detecting clan and private cheats quite effectively. Couple the above points with the fact that basically all cheats accessible via search engines are presently detected and banned. Even the most ´up to date´ cheat sites are usually at least 48 hours behind, many are weeks or months behind. The upshot of this is that we are banning a lot more cheaters, thus it´s natural to expect a larger forum response. Having said this, we are always extremely careful about avoiding false positives. There have only been 2 occasions during VAC´s history where false positives were generated. In both cases, the error was quickly detected by our auditing tools, the bug rectified, and all false bans removed. In the case of April 1st, the false bans were only active for approximately an hour. before being lifted. We also regularly audit people who claim to have been falsely banned by VAC. Aside from the 2 occasions mentioned above, in every situation we audited (and were able to close), we were satisfied that use of a cheat was the direct cause of the ban. If anyone *who has posted on this thread thus far* would like me to audit their account personally, I would be happy to do so. Send your steam-id along with your forum handle to me at nicks@valvesoftware.com. Anyone else who wishes to have their account reviewed should use the standard submission form. Thanks for your time, Nick quelle: cstrike.de naja wenn sie meinen habe immer noch 5 Vac secure hacks ![]() ![]() gruß subay |
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