How is it possible to bypass EAC?
ZwReadVirtualMemory, NtReadVirtualMemory or ReadProcessMemory doesn't work, seems like they are hooking ntdll, from a system driver.
Is it possible to bypass by not making your own driver? As far as I know I don't know other API's for reading memory.
And to the wierd question.
How can it be that if I run my hack without EAC and the game open, the process only uses 7mb.
But if I run it with EAC and the Game open, it increases with 100mb every second, glad I got 64GB's of ram, but it still don't give enough time to find the problem before it run out of memory.... Can anyone have an idea of why that is?
I only run a (while) loop to check for the CSGO process, and the problem only occurs with EAC open.
ZwReadVirtualMemory, NtReadVirtualMemory or ReadProcessMemory doesn't work, seems like they are hooking ntdll, from a system driver.
Is it possible to bypass by not making your own driver? As far as I know I don't know other API's for reading memory.
And to the wierd question.
How can it be that if I run my hack without EAC and the game open, the process only uses 7mb.
But if I run it with EAC and the Game open, it increases with 100mb every second, glad I got 64GB's of ram, but it still don't give enough time to find the problem before it run out of memory.... Can anyone have an idea of why that is?
I only run a (while) loop to check for the CSGO process, and the problem only occurs with EAC open.
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