Kernel level anti-cheats

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Kernel Level Anti-Cheats are anti-cheat software that boot and run at the kernel level instead of the typical user level. These methods of anti-cheats have recently become more popular among big online service games. They are controversial because of privacy and security concerns.

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How the practice works.

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Examples

Some examples of Kernel level anti-cheats include:

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EA has recently moved to Kernel Level Anti-Cheats.
GTA V has recently moved to Kernel Level Anti-Cheats.
Genshin Impact has moved to Kernel Level Anti-Cheats.

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