One of Windows security features I've been concerned about for a while is VBS/HVCI. Although most people disable it anyway due to the performance costs (especially gamers), if it ever were enforced by an anticheat, it would prevent Speeder's driver from loading. Thus, as I mentioned on Discord, I've been working on alternative memory reading/writing methods that 'do' work under HVCI. I have come up with two methods that work pretty much as well as Speeder's current driver, although the setup is a bit more challenging.

Both methods utilize EFI drivers or bootkits, which usually means Secure Boot needs to be disabled. However, I was able to sign the drivers and manually add their signatures to my Secure Boot keys, effectively allowing me to read/write memory with both HVCI and Secure Boot on. This was a relatively huge accomplishment because it basically meant there were no longer any security impediments to Speeder's functionality for the foreseeable future.

I will release the new methods one at a time and will be testing them in games with the best anticheats to ensure their safety matches Speeder's current driver. I will provide the Secure Boot certificate and all that good stuff. Although the initial install is more annoying than Speeder's current driver, once it's done, the driver will automatically load, and you won't have to do anything after restarting your PC. Just click the Run Speeder button, and you're good to go.

Of course, I will continue to support Speeder's current driver, which will remain the default option.