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I've said many times that it's necessary to protect data in physical memory from heroes, even in the context of using *. Implementing memory protection is practically impossible or quite expensive. But, we can take a different approach – intercept Open Processes and either list them or block them (kill them). The latter option is similar to a rootkit, which all antivirus programs will detect. Therefore, a listing of processes by the MD5 hash of the EXE and DLL files, followed by a mechanism for either alerting or blocking, is still needed. ...
Let's say someone doesn't want to install additional upgrades/programs/DLLs, etc., and how can this be checked? – A program is needed to check what exactly the opponent has in the Heroes folder (impossible) or in the running Heroes game (like checking an IP address on the internet, it immediately shows what else you are using).