CS:GO has always had cheaters who are able to bypass the anti-cheat. ScriptKid, a YouTuber, created a fake cheat software to troll cheaters.

Counter-Strike: Go (CS: Go) developer Steam actively fights for ethical gaming, allowing 'legal' cheat codes. Unlike other tactics, VAC bans aren't issued for using cheats, as revealed by DMarket.

CS:GO has been plagued by cheaters since becoming free two years ago. A new anti-cheat measure rolled out with the beta version. However, many players claim to have bypassed it.

ScriptKid creates a fake Counter-Strike: Global Offensive cheat that sabotages cheaters rather than helping them win matches unfairly.

Some users of online team-based shooters, battle royale, or survival games use game hacking or cheats to give themselves an advantage over their opponents. Unfortunately, in many cases these ...

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) players looking to get a leg up on the competition by using the vHook cheating app for macOS were also infected with a cryptocurrency miner.

Wall hacks aren’t exactly the most cutting-edge cheat out there, but in a way that’s what makes them so effective still. In its most simple form a wall hack, in CS:GO at least, will show the ...

I launched a new copy of CS:GO on a fresh Steam account belonging to “Perry C. Gamble,” “loaded” the cheat using the cheat loader, and entered a match.

Meet VACnet, the deep learning system Valve used to smash CS:GO's hacking problem.