Don't tell em how to bypass the anti-tamper! - #69
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Don't tell em how to bypass the anti-tamper! #69chezzzzximakegameschez-maker wants to merge 2 commits into
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will be merging this, just after a small update to anti tamper itself. thank you for the pr! |
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Some error messages from the anti-tamper make it easier to get around.
For example, the "Suspicious global" check can be bypassed by simply replacing
local debug = (some fake value)withdebug = (some fake value)The solution? Mock them for their futile attempts and spare no clues. It's not perfect, but it's funny as hell.