PUBG anti-cheat PoC goes public after researcher says Krafton dismissed risk

ころころゴロリ says Zakynthos flaws could expose protected processes and physical memory; a linked GitHub repository contains C proof-of-concept code.

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Why it matters

Anti-cheat software with deep system access can itself become a security boundary. The public PoC raises that risk for PUBG players, while the reported KRAFTON response leaves the severity dispute resting on claims from the researcher and the company.

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ころころゴロリ says Zakynthos flaws could expose protected processes and physical memory; a linked GitHub repository contains C proof-of-concept code.

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