Valve has tightened its cheat detection system in CS2 - this was reported by the developers of banned programs

Valve has improved the cheat detection system in Counter-Strike 2. The information was shared by data miner Maxim Gabe Follower Poletaev, citing a statement from the developers of dishonest programs. Poletaev's post was published in X.

Major cheat providers have informed their users that Valve has tightened the system for detecting fraudulent programs in CS2. According to them, she has even begun to identify those who use outright cheats [for example, aim-bot - approx. ed. ]. Therefore, for now, users were advised to use less noticeable functions.

Previously, CS2 fans found a way to force VAC to ban a cheater during a match. To do this, users need to gather in one place and throw several smoke grenades under themselves. You can read more about the situation in the material.