The security team for Arena Breakout: Infinite has released its latest enforcement report, confirming that 11,856 accounts were banned for cheating between August 10 and August 23, 2026. This action is part of the developer's ongoing, real-time anti-cheat initiative aimed at maintaining game stability on PC.
Enforcement Statistics (August 10 – August 23)
The developer confirmed that these penalties were issued for various violations, including the use of unauthorized apps, intentional collaboration with cheaters, and griefing. The specific breakdown of actions taken during this period includes:
- Total bans for cheating: 11,856
- 10-year account bans: 2,424
- Device/IP bans: 1,036
- Standard bans: 9,845
- Griefing and bad behavior penalties: 288
- Koen confiscations: 4,345
In addition to these direct penalties, the team reported that 84,727 pieces of suspicious information were blocked. As part of a compensation initiative for the community, 63,288 players received a total of 72.24 billion Koen during this period.
Security Policy
Arena Breakout: Infinite operates under a zero-tolerance policy for rule violations. The security team utilizes a real-time banning system that continuously investigates suspicious accounts and historical data. Penalties for confirmed rule-breaking can range from account bans to hardware-level restrictions, with the team noting that they also circulate information regarding banned users both inside and outside of the game environment.
Players are encouraged to continue using the internal reporting tools to flag suspicious behavior, as the team continues to monitor for unauthorized plug-ins and collaborative cheating efforts.