#5758949

Astyanax

2020-02-10 09:26

Yep, i absolutely saw this coming. This file has been used to hack EAC and Battle eye protected games for months

#5758950

386SX

2020-02-10 09:26

Verisign should put the cert on their blacklist ... the driver will get invalid, but so does the ransomware which relys on this driver to infect. Just another example of "I dont think this will raise any issues".

#5759090

skimike

2020-02-10 18:02

386SX:

Verisign should put the cert on their blacklist ... the driver will get invalid, but so does the ransomware which relys on this driver to infect. Just another example of "I dont think this will raise any issues".

Verisign hasn't been a CA since 2010 when it sold the CA portion of its business to Symantec and is thus not responsible for this certificate in any way. The burden is on the certificate owner (Gigabyte) to revoke the certificate. If a CA randomly revoked certificates that they signed but did not own, they would not be a CA for very long.

#5759115

386SX

2020-02-10 20:00

Verizon ... you're right about them. I somehow had the name in my mind but completely forgot this story ... 🙂

#5759128

GlennB

2020-02-10 21:05

Astyanax:

Yep, i absolutely saw this coming. This file has been used to hack EAC and Battle eye protected games for months

And i was under the impression Bluehole finally fixed the anti-cheat in PUBG 🙄

#5759166

Ihtiandr

2020-02-11 00:53

I am sorry, but wasn't the xtreme engine updated to 1.26 in early 2019?http://SSMaker.ru/72d80921/http://sss.ssmaker.ru/72d80921.png

#5759204

rl66

2020-02-11 05:13

it's remind a scene from monty python's graal comedy "hoooo i told you, i told you but you don't listened"... *edit* i found it [youtube=7Q8hAb230OE] And about Battleyes, it is that the problem IS Battleyes... On each game when you remove it to play in local (i know it's bad... but legal if you own the game) you solve most bugs, astonishing to offer a protection like that in 2020!!!