Riot Games has updated its Valorant anti-cheat software, Vanguard, to block sophisticated Direct Memory Access (DMA) cheating devices, which can cost up to $6,000. The update effectively renders this expensive cheating hardware unusable, turning it into a "paperweight." Riot Games further engaged with the community by publicly mocking the cheaters on social media for their investment in now-obsolete hardware. AI
IMPACT This is a niche update to game anti-cheat software and has minimal direct impact on AI operators or the broader AI industry.
RANK_REASON The article describes an update to existing anti-cheat software that impacts a specific type of hardware used for cheating, rather than a new product release or significant industry-wide development.
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