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  • Riot Games is offering up to $100,000 to whomever can prove security flaws in Vanguard, VALORANT's anti-cheat system

    Apr 17, 2020
    • Parkes Ousley

    Riot Games is confident in Vanguard, their VALORANT anti-cheat system. So confident, in fact, that they're offering up to $100,000 if someone can crack it and reproduce a legitimate security concern. Learn more on how Riot Games is protecting its VALORANT players' security and data here:

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