STYX ⭐️ #1 HYPERVISOR-LEVEL ANTICHEAT BYPASS ⭐️

**Runo** · (This post was last modified: 16-04-2025, 12:23 PM by Runo.)

If you’re working on cheats and tired of constantly dealing with anti-cheats detecting and shutting down your projects, Styx is built to solve that problem. It’s a hypervisor-based framework that allows you to bypass EAC and BattleEye at a low level, giving you full control over process memory, kernel interactions, and system functions—all while staying completely hidden.

With Styx, you don’t have to worry about detection risks or constantly updating bypasses. Instead, you can focus entirely on developing your usermode features (ESP, aimbot, etc.), while the framework handles the anti-cheat side of things.

What Does It Do?

Read & write game memory at both the physical and virtual level.
Fully hide kernel and usermode processes from anti-cheat detection.
Hook and disable anti-cheat functions to prevent them from interfering with your code.
Debug anti-cheat kernel modules without triggering protection mechanisms.
Completely hide internal modules within other processes.
Mask overlay applications to prevent them from being flagged.
Bypass integrity checks and signature verification to ensure persistence.
and much more...

What Makes It Unique?

Private & Secure – The library is not open-source, reducing the risk of leaks and detection.
Virtualization & Security – Built-in anti-debugging, anti-patching, and virtualization protections.
Works with All Packers – Compatible with VMProtect, Themida, Code Virtualizer, and more.
Minimal Performance Impact – Runs at just 0.1% CPU usage, so there’s no slowdown or noticeable impact on system performance.

Note: Styx is a bypass framework, not a full cheat solution. You are still responsible for handling UM development and additional security measures. It is also slotted to a maximum of 30 users.

Check out our starting guide: https://styx.ovh/