Settings

UltimateAntiCheat offers a range of settings which can modify how the program behaves.

Settings are baked in/compiled with the program instead of being in an external file. This is done to prevent end users from editing a config file to circumvent specific detections or enforcements. Settings can be changed in main.cpp, and new ones can be added in Common/Settings.hpp. Both debug build and release build have their own set, since different settings are suitable for each type of build.

Settings list:

• bEnableNetworking - Turns on/off server communications
• bEnforceSecureBoot - Enforces secure boot, which is often used in competitive play (which can be changed through the bcdedit Windows command)
• bEnforceDSE - Turns on/off driver signature enforcement (or Windows Test Mode)
• bEnforceNoKDBG - Turns on/off kernel debugging checks (which can be changed through the bcdedit Windows command)
• bUseAntiDebugging - Turns on/off anti-debugging checks
• bUseIntegrityChecking - Turns on/off section integrity checks
• bCheckThreadIntegrity - Turns on/off thread suspension & thread exit code checks
• bCheckHypervisor - Turns on/off hypervisor checks
• bRequireRunAsAdministrator - Whether the program has to be run as an administrator (recommended to always be set to true)
• bUsingDriver - Whether or not to load the driver at startup (no driver included in the open source version of this project, so you'll need to provide your own)
• bEnableLogging - Whether or not to write log messages to the output file specified in logFileName
• allowedParents - List of allowed parent processes. The program will not start up if its parent does not match one of the list's values
• logFileName - Name of the file to write logging messages to
• KMDriverName (in Settings.hpp) - Name of the driver service to load
• KMDriverPath (in Settings.hpp) - Path of the driver to load