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Sigma is an actively developped client which gets regular updates to bypass the latest anticheats Play on any version Thanks to Jello Portal, connect to any minecraft server from 1.8 to 1.16 without even relaunching. The Impact 1.9.x client includes aimbot, kill aura, MCA/NCP bypass, and Mineplex staff detector.

LiquidBounce is a so-called hacked client for the game Minecraft. Using such a client gives you significant advantages over other players. Unlike most alternatives, LiquidBounce is completely free, open source and compatible with Forge.
However, software alone is not enough to prevent Macs from being hacked. It is the Mac user who has the authority and resources to save it from potential penetration. The top 10 ways to prevent your Mac from being hacked is discussed below. Following all these tips will surely make your Mac hack-resistant.

Don’t discuss trading or financials outside strictly necessary conversations, and don’t expect add-on security software or hardware products to actually do what it claims, and do expect at least some of those products to potentially open up new avenues for exploitation.

Don’t run a guest network. Or if you do need a guest network, isolate it. WPA2 with a long pre-and complex shared key,

Use a password manager.

Safari on recent releases can show shared passwords, with a warning triangle in its password store. (Safari uses Keychain for storage, but the caution marker is something that only Safari shows and nor Keychain.) Remove most or all duplicates, when you’re changing passwords everywhere.

For Call of Duty: World at War on the Xbox 360, a GameFAQs Q&A question titled 'How do I unlock zombie mode?'

Backups, wipe, reinstall from known-good, change all credentials, enable multi-factor authentication where that’s available.

Backups are a key part of breach recovery.

Notify your financial institutions. Also notify your local police.

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Note: The 2b2t Wiki is not responsible for your usage of any cheat client. You will most likely be banned on non-anarchy Minecraft servers for use of them. Use them at your own risk.

A Minecraftclient, often known as a hacked client, cheat client, or utility mod, is a modification to the game which offer modules, also known as cheats or hacks. These features are not in the vanilla form, or default form, of Minecraft. No clients are affiliated with Mojang, similar to most mods. As clients can give players an unfair advantage, the usage of them is against the rules of most servers and will get users banned. On anarchy servers like 2b2t, however, using clients has been normalized, as most players use them.

Excluding new players, it is rare to find players who do not use clients, as they're needed for automating travel, giving advantages in PvP, and generally improving quality of life, such as with Search or NoRender, which patches lag and priority bans (which other players can do to you if you aren't careful).

History on 2b2t

In early 2b2t, hacks were not as readily available to the public as they currently are. People would either code the early clients themselves or get them from friends or sketchy websites. While historically, clients were only used by a fraction of the player base, their usage has increased over time. 4channerLuke2thebun was one of the first known players to use a hacked client, who did so in early 2011. popbob was also an infamous early user.

Many players used vanilla until after TheCampingRusher brought an influx of players to the server, causing the number of players using a client to gradually increase over time. Despite implicitly allowing cheating, 2b2t patches many cheats such as extremely fast movement hacks, to reduce lag on the server, but also patches vanilla things such as Shulker box data, while making vanilla Elytra flying and vanilla fishing less effective than normal, which are controversial topics on the server.

List of clients on 2b2t

This section will discuss most of the used clients on 2b2t and rank them based on their usage by the common player. Most of these are offered by the client's own personal site.

Popular clients

These are the clients that are generally most trusted by the 2b2t community.

Impact – A free client with built-in Baritone, an AI pathfinder bot that can automatically escape spawn. It was made well known during the Rusher War after Rusher's advertisement and through eventual use of many 2b2t YouTubers. Impact has many modules that are useful on 2b2t for explorers, travelers, and builders.
Future – A paid client advertised by Fit and several other 2b2t YouTubers. Future currently costs $20. Avoid any unofficial or 'cracked' versions. Even though they can be downloaded for free, they are almost certainly backdoored and will leak your coordinates and maybe worse (IP and Passwords).

Somewhat common clients

Rusherhack – Client made by John200410, who also is the main creator of Rusherb0t. Rusherhack currently costs $20, but in the past, there was a $60 premium version. Currently famous for the client's BoatFly.
Pyro – A crystal PvP client with some bypasses developed by GiantNuker and Ionar2 (former developer of Salhack). Was previously used for duping items since late September of 2020. The client was cracked in October of 2020 by Crystallinqq, and the developers reacted by making new updates private to a select group of people.

Uncommon hacked clients

Ares – A free, open-source utility mod with great combat modules and a unique GUI and HUD. It is currently developed by Tigermouthbear.
Inertia – A free utility mod with over 470 thousand downloads, featuring advanced combat and render modules. Formerly known as WWE Client, name was changed due to DMCA infringement.
ForgeHax – An open-source Forge mod with a power user feel to it. It lacks a useful GUI and is configured with only commands. ForgeHax became popular thanks to its book writer for creating ban books/dupe books.
Salhack – A client made by Ionar2 which went open-source due to the unobfuscated jar being leaked. Currently has no developers and the Discord does not provide technical support for Salhack either. Contains no XRay or search functions but is useful for beginner crystal combat.
Konas – A paid client developed by GL_DONT_CARE, Darki, and Auto in 2020. The current price of Konas is $15. Konas has some bypasses for 2b2t as PacketFly and Strafe. Konas is mostly used for crystal combat because of its excellent CrystalAura.
Wurst+ 3 - The newest version of the client, open source on Github, developed by TrvsF and some others.
Gamesense – Client developed by Go_Hoosiers, CyberTF2, auburnhud2, and lukflug. Gamesense is free and open-source, and is normally used as a 'side client' due to its utility modules, often along with Future.
Backdoored – Briefly known as Ebic Client, Backdoored was private for some time before going public as a $20 paid client; it was quickly discontinued. Developed by cookiedragon234, Carbolemons, and Tigermouthbear.

Historical clients

Screenshot of Nodus' HUD taken from a video by xcc2 (Feb 2012)

These clients might have been common in the past but are nearly unheard of in modern anarchy.

Wurst – A formerly popular client. Although occasionally recommended to new players, Wurst is no longer a good option for 2b2t players. Although it has been updated to have basic features such as CrystalAura and AutoTotem, It is still very outdated and falls behind even most free clients.
Wurst+ 2 – A (formerly) private client that was normally used only for crystal pvp. Wurst+ 2 went public on Github in late September of 2020. Not associated with Wurst.
LiquidBounce – Used for a brief time due to bed teleportation exploit.
SkillClient – Known for being the first free client with entity speed. SkillClient was used in 2017 to catch up to the X+ diggers.
Aristois – Ga

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