EAC signature watch
Every push from Easy Anti-Cheat gets hashed and compared to our baseline. Any drift triggers a manual review before the loader is allowed back online.
LiveSignal
Wardogs build status
Live detection state for the Wardogs loader. What the ops desk is watching, and every pause we logged this cycle.
Right now
What’s live.
Build
Undetected
Latest signature check passed. Rolling verification runs every 10 minutes against a private test rig.
EAC push watch
Armed
Kernel driver hash and version watched. If a push lands, the build pauses within minutes and Discord ops posts the notice.
Delivery
< 60s
Fungies webhook to key vend timing, measured against last 24 hours of purchases.
The signal we watch
What the ops desk is looking at, all day.
The tiles above are the current state. This is the standing loop that produces them — the things we watch continuously so nothing detects you first.
Private test rig
A paid tester runs the menu on a burner Steam account against live servers every build. The rig lives on isolated hardware — no shared identifiers with any customer machine.
Pause-on-risk cadence
If anything on the watch list moves, the build goes offline before support tickets can pile up. Uptime is a metric; your account is not replaceable.
Live notices land here first
Where to look when a status flips.
We don’t maintain a public change-log stream — fabricated timestamps read worse than no timestamps. Two live surfaces carry the real notices:
Channel 01
Discord ops
Every pause, resume, and patch note lands in the #status channel before it lands anywhere else. Members get pings; the site tiles above catch up within minutes.
Channel 02
Email on major events
An email goes out to active-license holders when the loader pauses for more than an hour or when EAC lands a build that materially changes behavior.