I look at game security from both perspectives. Without cheats, there wouldn't be anti-cheats. Both sides drop serious time and money into this, especially when brands are involved. It’s always interesting watching cheat developers think they’ve outplayed million-dollar anti-cheats and the experienced engineers behind them. Most people hate the cat-and-mouse aspect of anti-cheat, but honestly that is exactly why I'm into it.
Additionally, I study the threat landscape from an architectural level - bridging technical execution with the business, loader, and development lifecycles of the cheat scene. By combining offensive reverse engineering with deep ecosystem-level threat intelligence, I help anti-cheat teams design resilient, long-term kernel detection strategies.
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