![]() ![]() aimbots, triggerbots, wallhacks) to implement workarounds that prevent detection by Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC). If nothing else, the leak could make it a lot easier for developers of third-party cheating software (i.e. This essentially makes the leaked code old copies of CS:GO and TF2, but there is a very large possibility that code found in these old copies can still be found in live versions of both games. qWEQGbq9Y6Īccording to Steam Database, the source code in question was made available in 20 to license holders of the Source engine, the proprietary game engine developed and released by Valve in 2004 as part of Counter-Strike: Source and Half-Life 2. Source code for both CS:GO and TF2 dated 2017/2018 that was made available to Source engine licencees was leaked to the public today. ![]()
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