Even if it is cracked by bad actors, the launch version could have already patched out those vulnerabilities. Sending out the early pre-release code also helps RICOCHET identify vulnerabilities and holes to continue evolving and updating the Anti-Cheat as promised, even before it gets to the general public. The certificate for the leaked source code lists it as two weeks old. The primary piece of this is that RICOCHET is still undergoing rigorous testing, and that includes sending out pre-release versions of the driver-which is reportedly what “leaked”-out to select third-parties to help with that testing.
The full response from Call of Duty outlines three main points regarding RICOCHET Anti-Cheat and the leaks:
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