Jack Sessions

"bio = {
  "name": "Jack Sessions",
  "role": ["cybersecurity", "DFIR", "mobile forensics", "Rapper"],
  "tool_of_choice": "python",
  "special_move": "turning logs into timelines",
  "hates": "mystery GUIs and 'trust me bro' evidence",
  "talks_about": ["Android", "iOS", "Linux", "cheaters"],
  "status": "still waiting for evidence to stop lying"
}
END"

Ray Goh

Volatility 3 - caffeineaddict profile scan
Offset Field Value
0x000001 name caffeineaddict / Ray Goh
0x000002 role DFIR / endpoint forensics / IR
0x000003 next_stage Cloudflare Threat Detection & IR
0x000004 fuel Monster Energy (unsponsored)

ANOMALY: cheaters_leave_footprints
NOTE:    artefacts persist after process termination
WARNING: user denial inconsistent with timeline.


Cheaters Leave Footprints: Forensics of Cheats in Modern Competitive Games

Cheating in modern competitive games is no longer a gameplay issue!

It is a digital forensics problem. Using popular multiplayer titles in Asia such as League of Legends, Valorant, and Apex Legends, this talk examines how cheats behave like malware implants and how they leave persistent forensic artefacts in memory, disk, and telemetry.

The session focuses on post incident analysis rather than cheat development, showing how cheating activity can be reconstructed after the fact, how claims of innocence can be validated or disproven, and why anti-cheat engineering closely mirrors modern endpoint detection and response systems.