Cheaters seem to be trying their hardest to hack in Battlefield 6, using what appear to be highly sophisticated pieces of software (and probably even hardware) to inject various nefarious stuff into the game. However, EA's intrusive measures are proving effective, as over 330,000 cheaters got banned in two days.
According to EA's SPEAR anti-cheat team, the Secure Boot requirement is proving quite effective at combating cheaters, given that the system allows EA to recognize anything that seems to be "off." Paired with player reports and the kernel-level Javelin anti-cheat, EA has managed to ban over 330,000 cheaters since Battlefield 6's open beta began on Aug. 7.
