Metin2 SG Steps Up Its Anti-Hacking Measures

Dear Vizitator's

TEC-Interactive's [GA]Christopher revealed today that Metin2 SG's anti-hacking measures have been upgraded, with more of their system now being automated. The staff are naming this system Anti-Hack v 3.6.

Besides taking a jab at other servers, the image above shows part of the administration area for Metin2 SG. The system reportedly automatically detects, among other things, abnormal movement and attacking speeds and bans the offending account. How the system determines between real hacking speeds and speed anomalies due to latency issues isn't made clear, though TEC-Interactive will likely keep its cards close to its chest so as not to give hack developers clues on how to attempt to work around the system.

With this new development, it looks like TEC-Interactive's possible partnership with INCA internet to implement nProtect GameGuard is not going to go through, though with Metin2 SG appearing to be hacker free already, it's not an issue.

Via SG Board