
Delta Force recorded 1,203 10-year bans across PC and mobile during the week of September 14 through September 20, 2026. The same report lists 95,096 account bans tied to economic-security violations and 14 console violation penalty bans in the latest Steam security notice. For comparison, the September 7–13 enforcement report included 1,054 PC-and-mobile 10-year bans, 58,114 economic-security account bans, and 11 console penalty bans.
PC and mobile enforcement totals
PC enforcement accounted for 864 10-year bans, including 110 DMA bans, real-time interceptions, and freeze actions. G.T.I. Security also blocked 16,629 devices for one year, stopped 1,446 cheating attempts in real time, forced 9,956 players offline for cheating, and issued 124 warnings for teaming with cheaters.
Another 22 PC cases included the confiscation of unfairly obtained gains, while security action targeted 35 cheating tools. Mobile enforcement added 339 10-year bans, stopped 9,522 cheating attempts in real time, and took action against 57 cheating tools. Console enforcement recorded 14 violation penalty bans.
Compared with the week of September 7 through September 13, the combined PC and mobile total increased by 149 bans. The previous weekly report recorded 1,054 10-year bans, 58,114 economic-security account bans, and 11 console penalty bans.
Economic-security actions reach 119,397 cases
G.T.I. Security addressed 119,397 instances involving automated bulk account registration, automated multi-client login, auto-farming, auto-extraction, and auto-selling supplies. The enforcement included 24,301 cases where benefits were confiscated and 95,096 account bans.
The notice also repeats the expanded cheater-kill compensation policy. Players affected by a cheater who receives either a 30-day or 10-year ban can receive compensation through in-game mail within three business days of the email confirming the penalty. Compensation will not be issued again when squadmates extract gear brought into the match and return it to the affected player.
G.T.I. Security again warned that plug-ins, illegal software, inappropriate behavior, and the malicious use of exploits or bugs can lead to penalties including permanent account bans and IP bans. Players can report suspicious behavior through Delta Force’s in-game reporting channels and community tools.
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