Abstract

As the popularity of video games has increased, so has the amount of cheating. Although there are many options for implementing anti-cheating engines that try to solve the problem from the side of research and game companies, a prevalent solution at the moment is to develop at the kernel level. Since kernel-level anti-cheating engines enjoy high privileges on a user’s computer, which can lead to privacy issues, this paper calls for an implementation that does not violate the user’s privacy. To achieve this, we propose an entirely server-side engine, which takes advantage of the formalization of the game space and verifies the behavior of the player by analyzing the spatial and logical model of the video game.

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