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Anti-Cheat for Multiplayer Games

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  • Presented by Simon Allaeys and Aarni Rautava, Easy Anti-Cheat
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Simon Allaeys and Aarni Rautava examine the impact of cheating in multiplayer games and suggest technical and community-based anti-cheat strategies.

Cheating has become rampant in today's online multiplayer gameplay. Drawing from decades of experience, the talk examines the impact of cheating and suggests both technical and community based strategies to stay in control. Presented by Simon Allaeys and Aarni Rautava from Easy Anti-Cheat

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What people say. Recommended as an insightful talk on the challenges and strategies of implementing anti-cheat systems in multiplayer games.

u/CalleKeboolain r/dataengineering • Recommends

Catching cheaters in CS:GO using data TLDR, no you can't. Sorry for the baiting title, but my colleague wrote an article about extracting data from Faceit API and looking at the data to see if you can get any insights into who's cheating based on the data from Faceit. Thought some people might find it interesting. https://medium.com/@twkuhn/analysing-faceit-cs-go-data-14847a3cd2a9 If you're more interested in learning how Valve works to catch cheaters in game, you can check out these two videos: [video \- Anti-Cheat for Multiplayer Games [video \- Robocalypse Now: Using Deep Learning to Combat Cheating in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
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