Arena Breakout: Infinite reported another large enforcement round on July 29, with 11,688 cheating bans issued during the July 13–26 period. The security notice also detailed penalties for bad behavior, griefing, and players who worked with hackers.
The game’s security team reiterated its zero-tolerance policy for rule violations in an official Steam security notice. That policy covers plug-ins, unauthorized applications, and intentionally teaming up with someone who uses them.
Arena Breakout: Infinite uses real-time enforcement alongside reviews of suspicious accounts and historical data. Accounts found to have violated the rules can receive a ban, while existing penalties may be extended. Players can also report suspected violations through the in-game Report function and the game’s social channels.
July 13–26 Arena Breakout: Infinite enforcement numbers
The report says 88,699 players received compensation during the same period, with a total Koen value of 112.26 billion. The listed penalties were:
- Bans for cheating: 11,688
- Ten-year bans: 1,217
- Device or IP bans: 999
- Other bans: 9,472
- Bad behavior actions: 106
- Griefing actions: 106
- Koen confiscations: 2,133
- Actions against players caught playing with hackers: 2,133
- Information blocked: 84,092
The security team also published a selection of partially masked accounts that faced action. It noted that the names were shown in no particular order, so the list does not represent a ranking or a complete record of every penalty.
This latest notice follows another large security sweep earlier in July, when the game reported 10,254 cheating bans during a separate enforcement period. The repeated reports show that cheating remains a regular focus for the extraction shooter’s security team.
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