gmh5225/eacCompiles EAC and EOC anti-cheat SDKs, reversing research, and code resources to study how game anti-cheat systems integrate and operate.
Found two versions of EAC: the first one is paid and called EAC, and the other one is free and called EOC, which is the most common in most games. I uploaded the SDK to help you understand how EAC works. In any case, EOC is considered weaker than the paid version because it's free, but that doesn't prevent developers from purchasing additional features. What I want to highlight here is that if EOC is not installed or defined properly in the game, it's easy to bypass it.
Credit goes to:
They have already done great work. I just gathered all the resources together, along with the EAC SDK.
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The aim of this repository is to bring together existing knowledge and resources on EAC, facilitating a deeper understanding of its mechanisms and assisting developers in effectively implementing and securing their games against cheats. By compiling the EAC SDK and the extensive research conducted by experts in the field, we hope to provide a comprehensive resource for both learning and practical application.
