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cheatbreaker 

A client-side anticheat revolving around three things:
The FEAR of finally having a client-side anti-cheat.
A retarded coding language.
Renamed/re branded OCMC.

Many youtubers and pvpers FEAR the words "CheatBreaker", why?
The answer is simply because no one thought a 'viable' client-side anti-cheat would see the light of day for a fucking block game.

However the actual anti-cheat is a joke, It's a custom launcher coded in Electron (oh god, it's coded in Javascript because it's cross-platform.) The only attractions of this "anti-cheat" is the UNBYPASSABLE driver (that isn't even completed or used by white-listed users), and the "proof" that you don't cheat.

All in all this anti-cheat is a custom launcher with one line of defense and a branded Minecraft version that has memory in different locations. Stop jerking off over this twelvies.
Guy 1: He's legit!
Guy 2: We'll see when CheatBreaker comes out
Guy 3: Kind of strange that he is quitting when CheatBreaker is coming out soon.
cheatbreaker by thehollowedone June 20, 2017
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cheatbreaker 

A Client side anticheat to prevent kids from cheating a block game called minecraft with mods like togglesprint keystrokes cps blablablah
He's using cheatbreaker on minehq, he totally legit!
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CheatBreaker 

A minecraft client that will never be released for the normal fucking people
The client CheatBreaker is so good but no one can use it
CheatBreaker by Kawico May 22, 2018

CheatBreaker 

A free client-side anticheat for minecraft that has not been released yet.

It's gonna be released "sooner than we think™"
xNestorio: Jhalt, wheat's the release date of cheatbreaker?
jhalt: Sooner than you think ™
CheatBreaker by MHANZ PvP April 5, 2018
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