Ban-wave summary
Posted in Warden, world of warcraft on January 15th, 2010 by kynox – 15 CommentsNow that the dust has settled, there doesn’t seem to be any point in delaying this any longer.
December 19th, WardenGuy sends instructions to Warden, detailing how to detect LuaNinja and WoWGremlin. At an undisclosed time, the ‘client’ activates it’s special routine which effectively disables the anti-detection in both tools (Vague, i know. Don’t want to give out too many secrets, right?).
What follows, is what seems to be the new direction in most anti-cheat software.
Warden, among other anti-cheats employ the methods of delayed banning; where by recording all of the offending users, they can maximize the effect of casualties by giving people that false sense of security.
To summarize, anyone who blames Cypher for their accounts being terminated are self-centered morons. You knew the risks of using software that infringes on the contract you signed, and even agreed to have your account terminated if found doing so.