For years, recruiters and hiring managers have faced a growing problem: job interview cheating. From invisible AI copilots feeding answers, to deepfake impersonation, to proxy interviews controlled remotely, these tactics have threatened the fairness and integrity of the hiring process.
This kind of rhetoric has spread rapidly, convincing desperate job seekers to rely on unfair tools. The result? Companies hire candidates who can’t actually do the job, projects stall, and honest candidates lose opportunities.
Now, with the launch of Hyproctor, the game is changing. Hyproctor isn’t just another interview tool — it’s the first platform built to detect invisible cheats, expose proxy setups, and restore trust in remote hiring.
“If you’re not using some kind of AI help in interviews, you’re already behind.” — An aggressive LinkedIn post by Cluely, a startup openly marketing AI-assisted cheating for job seekers
Hyproctor brings a new level of transparency and trust to remote interviews:
The launch of Hyproctor is more than a product release — it’s a turning point in the job market. For too long, cheaters have exploited the weaknesses of popular meeting platforms and fooled recruiters. With Hyproctor, those days are over.
Job interview cheating had its moment. Now, fairness has the upper hand.