Today, the system sent me eight notifications, stating that my code for problems 2048C and 2048D has a high degree of similarity with a large number of submissions, with one notification indicating that the maximum number of identical submissions reached 180, and I was the first to submit.
In fact, my code was entirely written by myself locally, and there was no dissemination or leakage of the code during the competition. I also did not share any form of video stream, so theoretically, my code could only exist on my local computer and in my submission.
Upon reviewing the submissions flagged as duplicates, I found that their code content was identical to mine but without indentation and with additional comments. My code is fallleaves01/297269557, and an example of a duplicate is crocydump/297287528. I have reason to believe that someone has stolen my code through hacking within the room and widely disseminated it. I hope to understand what exactly happened and how to prevent this from occurring in the future.
Yeah most likely someone hacked ur machine and he is leaking to other people since the number is 180 ! I suppose you should check ur pc for some malware or keylogger software or maybe it's just someone who used ur machine and he is giving himself access to ur files ! LOL I just checked this was in the global round bro , it's possible to see other people solutions to hack it once u lock yours maybe someone wanted to get u in trouble and copied ur solution and shared it with other people so u get banned or something !
If this behavior happened in normal round that would be sus ! but since it's a global round it's just someone who locked his submission to see yours and he shared with others ! Take it easy