noahware/darken-anticheat — reverse-engineered prompt
Reverse engineered prompt
Build me a Windows anti cheat for my own game or protected app, based on this repo idea. I want a kernel driver plus a small user process that watches my chosen protected process and logs anything suspicious.
It should detect unsigned DLLs loaded into the app, unsigned kernel drivers, suspicious thread start addresses, debugger attachment, strange system threads attached to my process, kernel code integrity problems, and executable pages in driver data sections. It should also stop outside tools from opening powerful handles to the protected process, so they can’t easily tamper with it.
Please make it work for Windows 10 and Windows 11, keep the Visual Studio setup straightforward, and include a simple way to install, run, test, and uninstall it safely in a VM. I don’t need a fancy UI, just clear console output or logs that explain what was detected. Look up current Windows driver docs online if you need to.
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