A hacker utilizing an ‘Evil’ Tung Tung Tung Sahur pores and skin has been banned after wreaking havoc in Valorant lobbies and decimating complete groups.
Cheaters are a endless concern in on-line multiplayer video games, however some are extra memorable than others. A latest hacking incident has produced presumably one of the vital memorable cheaters of all — or not less than, one of the vital visually disturbing.
As identified by Dexerto, a hacker utilizing an ‘Evil’ Tung Tung Tung Sahur pores and skin has sparked backlash inside the Valorant group, and it’s not exhausting to see why. The pores and skin, modeled after the viral brainrot meme Tung Tung Tung Sahur, has remodeled the character right into a deranged-looking, evil model of himself. (I select to consider that Evil Tung Tung Tung Sahur is the ‘Evil Ryu’ to Tung Tung Tung Sahur’s regular type.)
Evil Tung actions | #VALORANT pic.twitter.com/wQaPMF7TxD
— Valorant Tactic (@valorantactic) September 9, 2026
Footage of the hacker went viral on social media, exhibiting the cheater in third-person from what seems to be their very own perspective. We will see the outlines of enemies by partitions as Evil Tung walks backwards, capturing his gun at nothing — just for his opponents to drop like flies in a blink.
This video confirmed that the cheater appeared to have enabled wallhacks and auto-targeting, nevertheless it’s unsure in the event that they had been utilizing some other strategies to decimate these lobbies. It took the Valorant group by storm, prompting standard analyst ‘vladk0r’ to publish it as a jab towards Riot’s kernel-level anti-cheat system, Vanguard.
“Think about shedding to a workforce with this s**t just for them being banned later after [a] few rounds of the bracket, and never with the ability to do something with this, ‘trigger they obtained DQ’d a lot later after your match, so Riot cannot revert the outcomes,” he wrote.
“Proof that kernel-level anti-cheat compromises person privateness and safety for nothing,” one other participant argued. “Cheaters personal and management the {hardware} the sport runs on, they all the time discover a means finally. You do not want extra privilege in a client-side AC, you want server-side AC and behavioural evaluation.”
“Kernel-level anti-cheat actually thought it may cease Tung Tung Tung Cheat-Hur,” one other joked.
Fortunately, Valorant lobbies weren’t plagued for for much longer; Riot’s anti-cheat director Phillip Koskinas responded to the problem in a tweet confirming that the cheater had been banned, together with their Riot ID, the identify of their cheat (which Koskinas dubbed ‘lowskill vibeslop’), and what number of video games they’d performed.
“We will detect something with time, however VAL is a free to play recreation. Agree that now we have to enhance pre-emptive posture for open qualifiers,” he wrote, including that it was “pointless” to cover the hacker’s Riot ID.
Riot ID: FaeL o Anacondo#br1
Banned: 2026-09-03
Video games Performed: 3
Cheat Identify: “Sysinfo” (lowskill vibeslop)
Hiding the Riot ID: PointlessWe will detect something with time, however VAL is a free to play recreation. Agree that now we have to enhance pre-emptive posture for open qualifiers. https://t.co/4h1GpajkuQ
— Phillip Koskinas (@deteccphilippe) September 9, 2026
This dastardly, if disturbingly artistic, cheater lastly obtained what was coming to them after ruining video games for thus many gamers. Evil Tung Tung Tung Sahur’s wrath has ended.
Virginia Glaze
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