Incident Report: Automated Alias/Multiplayer Exploitation in FC 26

Subject Identities: Khharr675A | YDjmed

Platform: PC

Issue Type: External Scripting / Identity Spoofing

​Summary

​The user(s) operating under the handles Khharr675A and YDjmed are utilizing third-party software to manipulate match-session metadata. This allows them to force-assign multiplayer roles or uncontrollable "aliases" to their opponents, effectively stripping the opposing player of control and securing an automated win.

The hack targets the game’s peer-to-peer (P2P) or hybrid server handshake protocol. While the specifics of the injection vary, the outcome follows a consistent pattern:

• ​Role Assignment Override: The perpetrator is forcing the game to recognize the opponent as a "guest" or a specific "alias" rather than the primary controller.
• ​Loss of Input Authority: Because the game engine believes the user is an secondary entity (or an unassigned alias), standard controller inputs are ignored or redirected to "AI-only" status.
• ​Match Desynchronization: Once the hacker has "locked" the opponent out of control, they either score and play against an idle team or use a "disconnect-for-win" packet to end the match, resulting in a 3-0 DNF win for the hacker.

Can this be investigated - see screenshot attached.