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Admin, he is doing it in ring 0

That koira älähts, which kalikka kalahts.
Norppia ja emättimiä.

USB (D:)
└📁 Kernel Cheat
⠀└⠀Client.exe
⠀└⠀Driver.sys
└📁 Source

Loader.exe and Driver.sys communicate together retrieving memory information to usermode to draw and execute cheats.

Client maps the Driver to the kernel memory (aka "Ring 0").

Driver gets mapped by the Client and searches for the right game process and reads it's memory. Possibility to also handle Anti-Cheat callbacks in the background.

Injecting a DLL-file with an Injector to a game is easiest to detect, Anti-Cheat can check the processes module list where the DLL-file will show up.

To encounter the most basic DLL-file injection detection we make a Driver to read the memory data through Kernel instead and send the necessary information to our usermode application called client. The difference is that the basic method is in usermode and our method takes advantage of kernelmode. Some Anti-Cheats work only in usermode, meaning they won't detect Kernel cheats. For example VAC and Adhesive.

RPM (read process memory) and WPM (write process memory) are functions to make the cheat work. These get bad reputation for being "detected" where as newbies are trying to use WPM on addresses that don't accept such behavior but only RPM and thus resulting in a ban. Mostly seen in copy&paste external usermode cheats. These are undetected when done correctly through kernel, and for example using IOCTL to communicate between the Client.exe (usermode app) and the Driver.sys (kernelmode driver).