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# Introduction to Bypass Categories

Bypass methodologies can generally be categorized based on their approach and target:

* **Generic Methods:** These are broad techniques often applicable regardless of the specific cheat being used. They focus on obscuring general system activity, hindering the ScreenSharer's ability to find *any* unauthorized software, manipulating common artifacts, or interfering with the screensharing process itself (e.g., clearing logs, disabling services, manipulating timestamps).
* **Specific Methods:** These techniques are often tailored to hide particular types of cheats (e.g., specific methods for hiding `.jar` mods vs. `.dll` injectors) or exploit known blind spots in common screensharing tools or procedures. They might involve targeted artifact manipulation or specific execution vectors designed to avoid logging.

Often, bypassers will layer multiple techniques from both categories to maximize their chances of evasion.


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