Rust Hacks — Who, What & Why

GuidedHacking
2 min readMay 27, 2021

Rust is an extremely popular Windows multiplayer game that continues to grow in popularity and player count even in 2021, 3 years after it’s original release in February 2018. The game is a sandbox survival game that places you on a large map with almost no gear except for a rock, a torch and some mushrooms to eat. In the game you must survive and maintain your hunger, thirst, and temperature levels. The large procedurally generated maps feature trees in which you can harvest wood, rocks where you can harvest metals and stone to begin building a base. You can choose anywhere on the map to begin constructing your base.

The goal is the build a strong base, strong enough to withstand an attack from another player, as PVP is open and free throughout the entire map so you must be careful when exploring, in a game like Rust it’s very difficult to trust other players, but there is an open VOIP system that can assist with this as you attempt to communicate with other survivors. Rust has a playerbase that continues to expand, if you login today and check the server list you are greeted with over 50,000 players over 20k or so servers and the development team continues to add content.

There is quite a large interest in Rust hacks, as most people want to withstand PVP raids and reign supreme over their server of choice. Most top paycheats offer a Rust version but from what I have seen the devs have difficulty keeping up with Rust and it’s anticheat, Easy Anticheat. You can find many sources codes for Rust hacks available here.

Rust hacks can also be quite expensive, some of the payhacks I’m referring to are in excess of 100$ per month for a license, this is likely due to the fact that Rust runs on the Unity engine and they’ve deployed EAC, otherwise known as Easy Anticheat. Easy anticheat does a very effective job at detecting Rust hacks but the developers who have a true bypass for EAC are the ones who are still raking in cash as their members continue to use their hack.

If you set out on a journey to make your own Rust hack, just be aware you will need a true EAC bypass to remain undetected for any amount of time, which means you’ll likely have to use manual mapping and essentially code your hack to run in kernel mode since that’s what the top anticheats like EAC do as well, they run their anticheat software in kernel mode. The road to Rust hacks is a difficult one but can be rewarding when you finally accomplish your goal, but as far as creating Rust hacks, it’s not for the feint of heart, but with all the tutorials available at GuidedHacking.com

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