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On September 30, 2020 the company released a security bulletin about how their product used the Windows kernel and the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities in full force. In the aftermath,[9] a user reported that since they used a decryptor they thought would apparently prevent the security checks, the cheat attempts would not be blocked, but the reported user quickly revoked that advice. In reply to that threat, the company stated that if the user did not properly correctly decrypt their binary, they could remove the protection, but apparently would need to re-encrypt it before running the game or it would not boot. However, they also stated that they were not to be assumed to be successful in removing the protection and that the use of the Decryptor could still allow for tracking game data and helped to protect from other security exploits. The company stated that all checking was performed as DOS-executable and reported on by the anti-cheat application and not during execution of the game itself. On November 25, 2020, the company again[10] assured that if not using a decryptor, they could not be bypassed and that the use of a decrypter should not be used to try to cheat.[9] However, an anti-cheat company in a third-party report[11] stated that at the time of their report the 2019-nCoV global pandemic was underway. Because of this, the issue of being unable to fix the issue was less pressing, and customers who contacted them had made a bad situation worse for themselves by installing a decryptor and given away the cover-up. They also advised that the Decryptor was limited to the use of features available at the time of their report and that there were some features that may be added at a later date.[9][12]
Note: despite the company's claims, the uncrackable nature of the application was subsequently breached using artificial intelligence in March, 2020, when security researchers at the University of Minnesota hacked it, using a CPU's BASIC interpreter to trigger a return to read the first byte of the exe file and acquire the flag to decrypt the binary.[13] d2c66b5586