Given the track record with other games' kernel-level anti-cheat, probably not very long.
Fun fact: Early on into Vanguard, Valorant's Anticheat, some system monitoring software would not run at all - even with Valorant not running, because cheaters used a vulnerable kernel module included with that software to get their code into kernel mode.
If they use remote attestation, it will be basically irrelevant if they do from EA’s perspective.
would this be similar to the way having server-side logic only makes hacking significantly more difficult? Or is it sorta a "game over" from the hackers perspective, at least for awhile?
Is there any good write-up or a video series where the hacker explains how they bypassed DRM or some other anti cheat system?