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Lastest Riot Vanguard Update Can Brick Your Hardware (If You're a Cheater)
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this post was submitted on 22 May 2026
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Cheating or not, if they destroy property, it's illegal and unethical.
Good thing they didn't then. Nothing was actually bricked, people are misusing the term.
Still way too much access. Lock them out of the fucking kernel.
I agree. I'm not saying kernel level anti-cheat is acceptable, but the reporting on this has been a disaster. Making things up to try to make them look worse doesn't actually help anyone.
does non-kernal level anticheat work anymore if basically all cheaters operate at the kernel level at this point?