Rust now supports TPM and Secure Boot
Our Rust cheats fully support the TPM and Secure Boot requirements that came with the latest game and anti-cheat update.
· 1 min read · Rust
Rust's latest game and anti-cheat update added TPM and Secure Boot requirements. Our Rust cheats fully support them, so you can keep playing with both turned on.
What changed in Rust
TPM (Trusted Platform Module) and Secure Boot are Windows security features. Rust's anti-cheat now checks that they're switched on before you can join, which broke a lot of cheats and spoofers overnight. Ours was updated to work with both enabled, so you don't have to choose between playing Rust and running the cheat.
What you need to do
- Make sure TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot are turned on in your BIOS, as Rust now requires.
- Download the latest loader from your account.
- Check the status page before you play, as always.
If you're on a two-PC setup
The Rust DMA cheat runs on a second PC, so nothing changes on your gaming PC. TPM and Secure Boot can stay on there too.
Need a hand checking your setup? Our setup guides and the team on Discord can help.
