Also the en passant hack. It allows a player to make illegal pawn moves.
The 3 fold repetition hack, your opponent ends the game as a draw even though you were winning.
The pawn promotion hack, your opponent gets more than 1 queen.
And probably worst of all is the rating hack. Your opponent hacks chess.com and makes your rating go down after you lose.
Again, it's not possible for your opponent to impact your client so can't do what you're suggesting. The clients do not directly connect so your opponent can't get your connection details even.
Also the en passant hack. It allows a player to make illegal pawn moves.
The 3 fold repetition hack, your opponent ends the game as a draw even though you were winning.
The pawn promotion hack, your opponent gets more than 1 queen.
And probably worst of all is the rating hack. Your opponent hacks chess.com and makes your rating go down after you lose.
Ah but I think the Checkmate hack is by far the most insidious hack of all time. I mean, what the hell is this business about “I can’t move my king?!” Gotta call bs on that one!
Now a no move hack. Aside from the issue of you not being able to move while the opponent is in motion of theirs. They have a hack now that won’t let you move.