MS usually don't bother with driver audit... They mostly rely on EV certificate to check driver dev is a proper legal entity.
If they audit properly, they should not let the Asus AuraSync driver certified at the first time. (basically opens PORT instruction to every userland app, unristricted)
I think someday, almost all aimbots will be undetectable by anti-cheat systems.
Thanks to the neural network, we have made enormous progress in the computer vision domain. As a byproduct, it invalidates the method we use to separate machines from humans (the image-based CAPTCHAs).
I guess aimbots will switch to CV-based systems to detect enemies rather than dumping game memory to find the enemy's position. This change will force anti-cheat systems to perform an automated Turing test, which is hard. (Telling the bot and human apart only by watching the replay is much more challenging compared to the above CAPTCHA problem. And we are currently losing at the CAPTCHA frontline, too.)
I don't think it will work. Nothing can prohibit users from desolder the stick and putting a microprocessor with DAC in place of them.
Actually, those kinds of mod is frequently performed by gamers, because lots of people wants to replace analogue potentiometer with hall-effect sensor with microprocessor, which provides much more durability compared to the Alps potentiometer stick. (and no one likes to play with a drifting Dualsense or Joy-Con)
If they audit properly, they should not let the Asus AuraSync driver certified at the first time. (basically opens PORT instruction to every userland app, unristricted)