Anti-Cheat Expert

In 2021, its current name ‘Anti-Cheat Expert’ (ACE) was announced. In March 2022, ACE participated in the Game Developers Conference (GDC) for the first time. In August 2023, ACE participated in the Gamescom for the first time. In April 2024, ACE was interviewed by the Korea Economic Daily to discuss "how artificial intelligence can advance game security technology". In August, INVEN interviewed ACE, introducing its security products designed for game developers worldwide. ACE also entered into a partnership agreement with Cathedral Studios, offering anti-cheat protection for their game, The Bornless. ACE participated at Gamescom again in 2024. == Controversy ==

Anti-Cheat Expert (ACE) has faced criticism for its use of kernel-level access in its anti-cheat technology. Kernel-level access grants the software the highest level of control over a user's system, which has raised significant security and privacy concerns among critics and cybersecurity experts. Critics argue that this level of access increases the risk of data misuse and security vulnerabilities. Despite these concerns, ACE is widely used across numerous games, including Delta Force (2025 video game) and Honor of Kings, where it provides security solutions to combat cheating and improve fair play. It's been reported that games using Anti-Cheat Expert blocks Desktop Linux from running, but allows the Steam Deck. == Games using Anti-Cheat Expert ==

• Arena Breakout: Infinite • Arknights: Endfield • The Bornless • '''' • Goddess of Victory: Nikke • Honor of Kings • Call of Duty: Mobile • Arena of Valor • Dragon Raja • Strinova • Dungeonborne • Delta Force • Infinity Nikki • Mecha Break • Wuthering Waves • Blue Protocol: Star Resonance • Last War: Survival Game • Punishing: Gray Raven == References ==