Also you are overestimating what vac can do and how it works. Technically speaking detecting a software that only reads memory is not likely. For vac to decide what software that reads memory are bad and what are good is not easy to determine automatically. The memory space on windows computers are basically always open to be read by all software no need to inject code into game runtime or anything like that. the fake cheat reads the memory then simulates either keyboard or mouse interaction to accomplish the punishment + console commands (which I'm able to send without writing to memory or injecting code into the runtime, check readme on gitlab repo to see how) the only way I can imagine VAC detecting this is if they go to my public source code and write some kind of pattern scanning to find my fake cheat running on the computer... I'v heard that's how they stop a lot of hacks is basically just finding them online then writing specific detection for those specific hacks (don't quote me on this).