Consoles are also vulnerable via peripherals. There are controllers that will run recoil countering scripts and things like that.

XIM fakes being a controller but is KBM. I sort of wonder whether it’s possible to use a camera to get a stream of the game and make an aimbot either by making a fake controller or a robot that manipulates a real controller.

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allovertheworld 4 days ago | parent [-]

Those are basically just scripts on inputs, pretty much nothing like aimbot or wallhacks

	▲	everforward 4 days ago \| parent [-]
		Capture card your video output to a Raspberry Pi, connect the Pi to a XIM over USB and have it pretend to be a keyboard and mouse, and you have an aimbot. I would guess XIMs put 0 effort into ensuring it’s a real KBM and not a dummy device. True that wallhacks aren’t possible via peripherals, though. You might be able to get some level of info from the audio output and map knowledge, but nowhere near the same as true ESP.