Tier 1Quick triage · 5–10 min · 37 methods

Foundation

PC checking (also called a screenshare or SS) is a forensic-style review of a computer to determine cheat usage. Tier 1 covers the standard artifact set every check should walk: where Windows leaves footprints of execution, persistence, file activity and user behaviour, even after the cheat itself is gone.

T1

Info

2
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Tool Downloads

3
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Execution Artifacts

5
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Logs & Events

2
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File System

6
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User Activity

4
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Registry

1
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Persistence & Services

3
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Live System

4
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Network & Devices

2
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Advanced

4
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Tools

1

The Golden Rule, Tier 1

No single artifact tells the whole story. Cross-reference EVERYTHING. Timeline it. Correlate it. Trust the pattern.

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