Security
Easy Anti-Cheat in Enlisted
Enlisted runs Easy Anti-Cheat on PC. That means kernel-level checks, hash scans, and fast ban waves when providers get caught.
What EAC actually scans
Known cheat signatures, injected DLLs, and suspicious memory edits. Random public downloads get hit first.
Reports from players trigger manual review clips. Obvious aim snaps still matter even if software is undetected.
Official client updates ship through enlisted.net. Patch mornings are the highest risk window.
Habits that lower risk
Use one trusted provider. Stacking overlays from three sites is how people get hardware flagged.
Read status updates before launching after patches. “Working” beats “probably fine.”
Keep gameplay human. Soft aim settings exist precisely to avoid rage clips.
If you get kicked or banned
Disconnects on launch often mean outdated software — not always a ban. Check status before you panic.
Hardware bans are rare but real for repeat offenders. Main accounts should not test sketchy files.
Our undetected cheats guide covers provider hygiene in more detail.
