Battlefield 6 REDSEC – Cheaters and Javelin Anti‑Cheat Ineffectiveness

Hi,

The cheating situation in Battlefield 6 REDSEC has already gone way out of control, and it really looks like the Javelin anti‑cheat is not keeping up. There are players openly using rage aimbots, ESP/wallhacks and other features, and they can play for days without receiving a ban. This is killing the experience for legitimate players.

To illustrate the problem, here are two public videos with clear evidence:

• Russian‑speaking streamer openly using BF6 cheats (ESP, aimbot, visible cheat overlay) and actively advertising paid cheats for Battlefield 6:
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• English‑speaking breakdown of how easily Javelin anti‑cheat is bypassed in REDSEC and how widespread paid cheats for BF6 have already become:[Removed - CM]

In both cases:

• the cheat menus and features are clearly shown on screen
• the creators openly promote or link to cheat providers
• they state that accounts can rage cheat for a long time without any enforcement.

I kindly ask the Battlefield team to:

1. Forward these materials to whoever is responsible for Javelin and game security on BF6.
2. Provide players with a clear update on the real state of anti‑cheat efforts in REDSEC.
3. Improve server‑side detection (especially for blatant rage cheating) and strengthen measures against mass creation of new accounts.

Right now it feels like fair players are completely unprotected, while people who publicly monetize cheats operate with zero visible consequences. At the very least, it would be good to know that these specific cases are on the security team’s radar.

Thank you.