RSbot is the target for this. They have gotten too bad and are being targeted just like rsdemon was and will be hit by this the most.
How are they detecting rsbot? simple. Rsbot is a BCEL bot, it edits the actual code of the game client therefore jagex can easily use reflection to see that the code has been changed. Rsbot injects data into the rsbot client with different Id's for various items and objects. To put it in simpler terms, rsbot hacks the client side info of runescape and this is higly detectable. Does this mean its the end of botting, no there is other bots. I would recommend anyone who doesnt want to get banned stop using rsbot now!!!! If your looking for a alternative to rsbot then i recommend ibot/nexus. iBot/neXus uses color&reflection, reflection reads the data and cannot befound because of the java security class we are higher in the stack we can reflect down to runscape but runescape cannot look up! Alot of rsbot users were banned and you could be to. Its only a matter of time before you get caught using rsbot. Make the right decision and switch over asap.
How are they detecting rsbot? simple. Rsbot is a BCEL bot, it edits the actual code of the game client therefore jagex can easily use reflection to see that the code has been changed. Rsbot injects data into the rsbot client with different Id's for various items and objects. To put it in simpler terms, rsbot hacks the client side info of runescape and this is higly detectable. Does this mean its the end of botting, no there is other bots. I would recommend anyone who doesnt want to get banned stop using rsbot now!!!! If your looking for a alternative to rsbot then i recommend ibot/nexus. iBot/neXus uses color&reflection, reflection reads the data and cannot befound because of the java security class we are higher in the stack we can reflect down to runscape but runescape cannot look up! Alot of rsbot users were banned and you could be to. Its only a matter of time before you get caught using rsbot. Make the right decision and switch over asap.

































