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Originally Posted by Sh@i'tan
does it even have to be written in their software? a requirement for any winning grinder is that they must have full access to their computer given to stars somehow. may be some type of third-party software hooked up to a server. idk but I really can't believe that there isn't a way to have everything that is running on a computer monitored.
As it has been said a few times already here, even if they had a fully trusted platform, there is no way to detect screen scraping.
And this is what bot networks will ultimately do if other means of getting game data is becoming too difficult.
A PC costs not much these days, maybe 250-300€. This bot-network supposedly made millions...
Just imagine 200 PC's sitting in a room, connected to a digital KVM matrix.
Video output is being scraped, game state reported to a controller. As soon as any anomalies are detected on screen - e.g. a captcha is popping up, some one writes in chat ... the operator is alerted by controller and he takes over the client on one of his 9 screens...and of course conveniently gets displayed bot profile data on one of his screens to mimic correct behavior.
Human behavior will be simulated undetectable with the help of the KVM matrix, have different profiles - some browse on their Facebook, some play slots here and then...
You will never detect this.