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An external cheat refers to a software tool or program that modifies the behavior of a game from outside of the game's executable file. External cheats are often used to gain an unfair advantage over other players, such as by providing the ability to see through walls or automatically aim at opponents. These cheats are typically developed and distributed by third-party individuals or groups, and may be sold for profit. External cheats can be difficult to detect, as they often operate outside of the game's code and may use techniques such as memory injection or hooking to manipulate game data.
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