Why static plaintext Win32 API strings ("VirtualAlloc", "CreateRemoteThread") flag static analysis:

Anti-cheat scanners inspect the Import Address Table (IAT) and binary .rdata strings.

Compile-Time Hashing:

constexpr uint32_t HashString(const char* str, uint32_t val = 0x811c9dc5) {
    return (*str == '\0') ? val : HashString(str + 1, (val ^ (uint32_t)(*str)) * 0x1000193);
}

// Resolving API by 32-bit hash value
FARPROC GetProcAddressByHash(HMODULE hMod, uint32_t targetHash);

Zero plaintext string artifacts exist anywhere in your compiled .exe or .dll!

Compile-time constexpr hashing keeps binary disassembly clean and stripped of sensitive API names.

Essential technique for stealth loaders.