FACEIT’s new anti-cheat module has enabled the platform to block 70% more cheaters
FACEIT’s administration has reported on the interim results of its Human Input Detection tool. A post about this appeared on the platform’s Telegram channel.
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Using Human Input Detection (HID), we analyzed 6.3 million hours of gameplay—compared to 144,000 hours during testing in June.
Since the start of Season 9, HID has enabled our Anti-Cheat team to ban 70% more cheaters than during the same period in Season 8.
Human Input Detection is a FACEIT anti-cheat module that was introduced at the start of Season 9. It analyzes players’ actions during matches to identify suspicious behavior and detect cheats that use neural networks.
Previously, FACEIT analyzed more than six million eco-rounds in matches played by Level 10 players. According to the platform, the Desert Eagle became the most popular pistol—it was chosen twice as often as the Five-SeveN.
Photo: FACEIT.
