Counter-Strike 2 player dedicates Master's thesis to rooting out cheaters, creates grade A player tracking system
A student at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Christopher B. Didriksen, has dedicated his Master's thesis to combating cheating in Counter-Strike 2. He developed a system that analyzes mouse and keyboard movements to create a unique player 'fingerprint,' allowing for more accurate identification and permanent banning of repeat offenders and smurfs.
- Entities
- Company: Valve
- Person: Christopher B. Didriksen
- Topic: Cheating
- Platform: PC
- Game: Counter-Strike 2
- Topic: Anti-Cheat
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