awesome-game-security-overview

# Awesome Game Security - Project Overview

## Purpose

This is a curated collection of resources related to game security, covering both offensive (game hacking, cheating) and defensive (anti-cheat) aspects. The project serves as a comprehensive reference for security researchers, game developers, and enthusiasts.

## Project Structure

```
awesome-game-security/
├── README.md           # Main resource list
├── LICENSE             # MIT License
├── awesome-image.webp  # Project banner
└── scripts/
    ├── generate-toc.py  # Generate table of contents
    └── remove-forks.py  # Clean up forked repos
```

## README.md Format Convention

### Category Structure

Each category follows this format:

```markdown
## Category Name
> Subcategory (optional)
- https://github.com/user/repo [Brief description]
- https://github.com/user/repo [Another description]
```

### Link Format

- Always use full GitHub URLs
- Add brief descriptions in square brackets `[description]`
- Use consistent spacing and formatting
- Group related resources under subcategories with `>`

### Example Entry

```markdown
## Game Engine
> Guide
- https://github.com/example/guide [Comprehensive game dev guide]

> Source
- https://github.com/example/engine [Open source game engine]
```

## Main Categories

1. **Game Development**: Engines, renderers, networking, physics
2. **Graphics APIs**: DirectX, OpenGL, Vulkan hooks and tools
3. **Cheat/Hacking**: Memory manipulation, injection, bypasses
4. **Anti-Cheat**: Protection systems, detection methods
5. **Reverse Engineering**: Debuggers, disassemblers, analysis tools
6. **Windows Kernel**: Drivers, callbacks, security features
7. **Web3 Security**: Blockchain, smart contracts, DeFi
8. **Emulators**: Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, consoles

## Contributing Guidelines

1. **Check for duplicates** before adding new resources
2. **Verify links** are working and point to original repos
3. **Add descriptions** that clearly explain the resource's purpose
4. **Place