Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

2007-08-03 Thread René Luckow
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SInce I've been out of the loop for three years or so, could any of you guys
tell me how effective VAC is nowadays? I mean, should I still look for
cheaters or just rest safely knowing that VAC will do my dirty work?

On 7/30/07, Alfred Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 You can send those details directly to me.

 - Alfred

 Lubo wrote:
  I have a question. Too many working cheats get to me theese days. Is
  there somebody in Valve, who is interested in theese, so I can send
  them to him, to add protection against them to VAC?
 
 
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RE: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

2007-08-03 Thread Dan E
My response: I hope you have many many admins.  There would be at least one
cheater a day on my server.

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SInce I've been out of the loop for three years or so, could any of you guys
tell me how effective VAC is nowadays? I mean, should I still look for
cheaters or just rest safely knowing that VAC will do my dirty work?

On 7/30/07, Alfred Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 You can send those details directly to me.

 - Alfred

 Lubo wrote:
  I have a question. Too many working cheats get to me theese days. Is
  there somebody in Valve, who is interested in theese, so I can send
  them to him, to add protection against them to VAC?
 
 
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Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

2007-08-03 Thread ics

I have to agree exactly 100% what Dan just said. Lots of active admins
keeps cheaters away. VAC only keeps the already banned off.

-ics

Dan E kirjoitti:

My response: I hope you have many many admins.  There would be at least one
cheater a day on my server.

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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

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SInce I've been out of the loop for three years or so, could any of you guys
tell me how effective VAC is nowadays? I mean, should I still look for
cheaters or just rest safely knowing that VAC will do my dirty work?

On 7/30/07, Alfred Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


You can send those details directly to me.

- Alfred

Lubo wrote:


I have a question. Too many working cheats get to me theese days. Is
there somebody in Valve, who is interested in theese, so I can send
them to him, to add protection against them to VAC?


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Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

2007-08-03 Thread ics

So you know how VAC works? It does _delayed_ ban on the player, if
cheating is detected. This can be anywhere from 3 days from now to week
afaik (if at all, cheat = VAC-proof, not detected by VAC). I myself, i
trust my admins. They dont need to take demo from speedhackers because
they are so obvious. Aimbotters are too. They cant mask that horrible
crosshair jumping or shaking depending from the cheat at hand. From
wallhackers, i demand demo's and then they can ban. If someone comes to
complain, the demo comes in handy but usually no one comes. Guilty as
charged.

-ics

René Luckow kirjoitti:

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So VAC don't update that regularly?

Is there anything new to watch for or jst the regular wallhack/aimbot stuff?

Any website ressources to pull from?

At the moment I only have about 10 admins that game maybe a couple of times
a week, as the server has just been started again.

How do you deal with bans/complaints, are your admins required to record
cheaters for later inspection, maybe?

On 8/3/07, ics [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I have to agree exactly 100% what Dan just said. Lots of active admins
keeps cheaters away. VAC only keeps the already banned off.

-ics

Dan E kirjoitti:


My response: I hope you have many many admins.  There would be at least


one


cheater a day on my server.

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Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

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SInce I've been out of the loop for three years or so, could any of you


guys


tell me how effective VAC is nowadays? I mean, should I still look for
cheaters or just rest safely knowing that VAC will do my dirty work?

On 7/30/07, Alfred Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



You can send those details directly to me.

- Alfred

Lubo wrote:



I have a question. Too many working cheats get to me theese days. Is
there somebody in Valve, who is interested in theese, so I can send
them to him, to add protection against them to VAC?


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Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

2007-08-03 Thread Eirik Nilssen


Active and experienced admins are your best weapon against cheaters. I would
also recomend joining an anti-cheat organisation which verify and sync bans.
Here in Norway, several large communities has joined forces against cheaters
via an organisation named Radar. All members of Radar share their bans
(after radar-admins have approved the demos) - giving us a much more
efficient way of dealing with cheaters.

The most common cheats are still WH, aimbot and no-recoil. Though most are
quite easy to spot, a few designer cheats has emerged the last year or so,
with much more possibilites for the user to tweak. These are alot more
sophisticated, and the usual give-aways are more subtle.

One of the most common mistakes a skilled cheater does, is to often
forget to check dangerous spots as long as there is noe real danger there
- since they of course already know this. This may be a sign for admins to
start recording a few demos of the player.

To analyze demos, I have a nice config here that might help you:

// F1 10% speed
// F2 50% speed
// F3 100% speed
// F4 500% speed
// F5 pause/resume demo
// F6 DEMOUI console
// F7 Wireframe
// F8 Wallhack
// F9 Mat_Proxy WH cycle on/off (alternative wh, press 2x)
// F10 Sound ESP (ukjent purpose)
// F11 minimodels on/off (for admin wh - used in combination with a 3. party
WH for demoanlyze)
// F12 Interpolate  impacts on/off (for aimbot detection)

echo F1 10% hastighet;
echo F2 50% hastighet;
echo F3 100% hastighet;
echo F4 500% hastighet;
echo F5 resume/pause demo
echo F6 DEMOUI console
echo F7 Wireframe
echo F8 Wallhack
echo F9 Mat_Proxy WH cycle on/off
echo F10 Sound ESP
echo F11 minimodels on/off
echo F12 Interpolate on/off + impacts on (for aimbot detection)

sv_cheats 1;

// Developer meldinger
alias devoff developer -1; con_notifytime 0
alias devon con_notifytime 4; developer 1
contimes 4

alias interpolate interon;
alias interon sv_cheats 1; sv_client_interpolate 0; cl_interpolate 0;
sv_showimpacts 1; devon; echo ** cl_interpolate off **; devoff; alias
interpolate interoff;;
alias interoff sv_client_interpolate 1; cl_interpolate 1;
show_showimpacts 0; devon; echo ** cl_interpolate on **; devoff; alias
interpolate interon;;
bind F12 interpolate;

alias minmod minon;
alias minon cl_minmodels 1; cl_min_ct 1; cl_min_t 1; alias minmod minoff;
devon; echo ** cl_minmodels on (1) **; devoff;
alias minoff cl_min_ct 2; cl_min_t 3; alias minmod minalloff; devon; echo
** cl_minmodels on (2/3) **; devoff;
alias minalloff cl_minmodels 0; alias minmod minon; devon; echo **
cl_minmodels off **; devoff;
bind F11 minmod;

bind F1 demo_timescale 0.1; devon; echo ** 10% hastighet **; devoff;
bind F2 demo_timescale 0.5; devon; echo ** 50% hastighet **; devoff;
bind F3 demo_timescale 1; devon; echo ** 100% hastighet **; devoff;
bind F4 demo_timescale 5; devon; echo ** 500% hastighet **; devoff;

bind F6 demoui;

alias demorun demoresume;
alias demoresume demo_resume; alias demorun demopause; devon; echo **
Demo resumed **; devoff;
alias demopause demo_pause; alias demorun demoresume; devon; echo ** Demo
paused **; devoff;
bind F5 demorun;

// mat proxy:

alias water00 mat_proxy 2; alias waterUp water01
alias water01 mat_proxy 1; alias waterUp water00
alias waterUp water00
bind F9 waterUp


//example sound esp:
alias sndesp00 snd_show 1;snd_visualize 1;alias sndespUp sndesp01
alias sndesp01 snd_show 1;snd_visualize 1;snd_showmixer 1;alias sndespUp
sndesp02
alias sndesp02 snd_show 0;snd_visualize 0;snd_showmixer 0;alias sndespUp
sndesp00
alias sndespUp sndesp00
bind F10 sndespUp




// example wirefame:
alias wireframe00 mat_measurefillrate 0;mat_luxels 0;alias wireUp
wireframe09
alias wireframe09 mat_wireframe 0;mat_measurefillrate 1;mat_luxels 0;alias
wireUp wireframe00
alias wireUp wireframe00
bind F7 wireUp


// example wallhack:
alias wall00 mat_depthbias_normal 0;mat_luxels 0;r_drawopaquerenderables
1;mat_reversedepth 0;alias wallUp wall01
alias wall01 mat_depthbias_normal 1;alias wallUp wall02
alias wall02 mat_depthbias_normal 1;mat_luxels 1;alias wallUp wall03
alias wall03 wa6;mat_depthbias_normal 1;mat_reversedepth 1;mat_luxels
0;alias wallUp wall04
alias wall04 wa6;mat_depthbias_normal 0;mat_reversedepth 1;mat_luxels
0;alias wallUp wall05
alias wall05 wa6;mat_depthbias_normal 0;mat_reversedepth 1;mat_luxels
1;alias wallUp wall06
alias wall06 r_drawopaquerenderables 0;alias wallUp wall00
alias wallUp wall00
bind F8 wallUp


From: René Luckow [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats
Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2007 13:33:14 +0200

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So VAC don't update that regularly?

Is there anything new to watch for or jst the regular wallhack/aimbot
stuff?

Any website ressources to pull from?

At the moment I only have about 10 admins that game maybe a couple of times
a week, as the server has just been started again.

How do you deal with bans

Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

2007-08-03 Thread René Luckow
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So VAC don't update that regularly?

Is there anything new to watch for or jst the regular wallhack/aimbot stuff?

Any website ressources to pull from?

At the moment I only have about 10 admins that game maybe a couple of times
a week, as the server has just been started again.

How do you deal with bans/complaints, are your admins required to record
cheaters for later inspection, maybe?

On 8/3/07, ics [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have to agree exactly 100% what Dan just said. Lots of active admins
 keeps cheaters away. VAC only keeps the already banned off.

 -ics

 Dan E kirjoitti:
  My response: I hope you have many many admins.  There would be at least
 one
  cheater a day on my server.
 
  -Original Message-
  From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of René
 Luckow
  Sent: Friday, August 03, 2007 5:37 AM
  To: hlds_linux@list.valvesoftware.com
  Subject: Re: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats
 
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  SInce I've been out of the loop for three years or so, could any of you
 guys
  tell me how effective VAC is nowadays? I mean, should I still look for
  cheaters or just rest safely knowing that VAC will do my dirty work?
 
  On 7/30/07, Alfred Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  You can send those details directly to me.
 
  - Alfred
 
  Lubo wrote:
 
  I have a question. Too many working cheats get to me theese days. Is
  there somebody in Valve, who is interested in theese, so I can send
  them to him, to add protection against them to VAC?
 
 
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RE: [hlds_linux] [VAC] Cheats

2007-07-30 Thread Alfred Reynolds
You can send those details directly to me.

- Alfred

Lubo wrote:
 I have a question. Too many working cheats get to me theese days. Is
 there somebody in Valve, who is interested in theese, so I can send
 them to him, to add protection against them to VAC?


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