We know well that from the history of CS: GO has been fighting dishonest players who spoil the game for others. Fighting the boosters is not easy, but Valve made another good move today, which will hopefully help eliminate the cheaters.
Valve, after a short break from major changes, has dropped a big bomb bomb today. The developers have introduced the CS: GO beta, which will block the possibility of playing on servers with the VAC system, when we have the program enabled, a file that can interact with the game. Riot Games in Valoranta uses an almost identical way to fight cheaters.
If any of the programs enabled on your computer are incompatible with the game, the player will receive a warning that an incompatible file has been detected, which may block access to official servers with the VAC system. Interestingly, this option can be turned off by the player in the settings, but it will affect its trust factor. Valve in the beta description reported that situations when the program is incompatible with CS: GO should occur very rarely.
If you don’t know how to enable the CS: GO beta, we recommend you take a look at our guide.
Valve also with the introduction of beta has added requirements for programmers who interact directly with CS: GO. Interestingly, the DLLs we find in Windows in the future will have to be digitally signed using authenticode. Otherwise they will be blocked if they interact with the game.
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