
Delta Force security enforcement covered PC, mobile, and console accounts from July 27 through August 2, 2026, with G.T.I. Security reporting thousands of bans, blocked devices, and stopped cheating attempts. The team also expanded its cheater-kill compensation policy during the same notice.
Under the updated policy, players affected by a cheater can receive compensation when the offending account receives either a 30-day ban or a 10-year ban. Previously, the compensation only applied to cases involving 10-year penalties.
After an operator receives an email confirming the ban, the compensation will arrive through in-game mail within three business days. G.T.I. Security noted that compensation will not be issued again if squadmates already extracted the gear brought into the match and returned it to the affected player.
The team’s official Steam notice also restated its zero-tolerance policy toward plug-ins, illegal software, inappropriate behavior, and the malicious use of exploits or bugs. Penalties can include permanent account bans, IP bans, and notifications delivered inside or outside the game. Players are encouraged to report suspicious behavior through the available in-game reporting channels.
G.T.I. Security Enforcement Totals
On PC, G.T.I. Security issued 2,765 10-year bans, including 117 DMA bans, real-time interceptions, and freeze actions. The team also blocked 13,790 devices for one year, stopped 3,357 cheating attempts in real time, and forced 11,072 players offline for cheating.
PC enforcement also included 190 warnings for teaming with cheaters and 21 bans that included the confiscation of unfairly obtained gains. Security actions were taken against 42 cheating tools.
Mobile enforcement produced 355 10-year bans, while the team stopped 13,766 cheating attempts in real time and took action against 43 cheating tools.
Console enforcement recorded 16 violation penalty bans.

Economic Security Actions
G.T.I. Security also targeted automated scripts tied to economic abuse. The examples named in the notice included automated bulk account registration, automated multi-client login, auto-farming, auto-extraction, and automatically selling supplies.
From July 27 through August 2, the team addressed 262,479 instances connected to these activities. That total included 47,146 cases where benefits were confiscated and 215,333 account bans.

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