Technical writing on 2PC aimbots, anti-cheat architecture, and what's happening in external cheating.
MAKCU and MAKXD are close cousins, not unrelated devices. MAKXD is the upcoming revision with a new API, Xbox controller emulation, and mouse-movement AI. Here's what's actually different.
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Riot's Vanguard is one of the most aggressive anti-cheats ever shipped. So why does a decade-old technique, running the cheat on a different PC, still work?
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Two cards, two wildly different install methods, identical performance once the video is flowing. Here's which one to buy.
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In 2020, 2PC AI was the weird setup 0.1% of cheaters ran. In 2026, it's the default answer for 'what do I buy now'. Here's what changed.
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Both are 'external' cheats. Both claim to bypass kernel anti-cheats. But they don't have the same detection surface, and only one of them is built to last.
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