Category
Anti-cheat
4 Ambani blog posts tagged Anti-cheat.
Every anti-cheat ships its own quirks — Vanguard's ring-0 footprint, EAC's kernel driver, BattlEye's user-mode hooks, Adhesive's hybrid stack, FACEIT's account telemetry. The Anti-cheat tag collects the posts that take each one seriously: what each anti-cheat actually inspects, what 'detection' means as a category separate from 'ban', why detection waves cluster the way they do, and how the cheat-side response cycle works after a Vanguard or EAC update lands. This is the tag for understanding the surface you're crossing, not the marketing claim made about it.
HWID ban: how to recover (account, hardware, or IP)
A ban hits your account, your hardware, or your IP — and each one needs a different fix. Diagnose first, then recover. The free Ambani spoofer covers the hardware layer.
Squad cheats and EAC: bans come from the admin cam, not the AC
Squad runs EAC, but Squad bans aren't really an EAC story. They're an admin-cam-plus-SquadJS story. That changes how a Squad cheat needs to be tuned.
Valorant Vanguard: what 'detected' means vs a real ban
A VAN error at startup, a mid-session kick, and a wave ban are three different outcomes. Which one you got decides whether you can play tonight or wait a month.
How HWID spoofers work (and why ours reverts on reboot)
Our spoofer swaps the hardware IDs your anti-cheat uses to fingerprint your PC. It happens in RAM, for the current Windows session, so the real values come back on restart.
The fastest updates are in our Discord
We post detection windows, build notes and free spoofer releases in Discord before they hit /status. If you want the real-time view, join us there.