Experiences with Battlefield 6's anti-cheat Javelin? [DMA & External discussion]

[kvitop]

Originally Posted by bigvloei

Hey everyone,

I wanted to start a thread to share my personal experience with Javelin Anti-Cheat and Battlefield 6, and hopefully hear from others as well to build a better understanding of the current landscape.

My earlier experiences/background:

• []I’ve always used external cheats (mostly for COD before BF6).
  []The issue with externals is that once they’re flagged by the anti-cheat, every user eventually gets banned.
• After around 30 bans in COD BO6 and trying 20 different cheat providers, I was done with externals. No blame to any dev, it’s a constant cat and mouse game, and once the AC locks onto a cheat, there’s no escaping.

At that point, I had three options:

1. Keep cheating and constantly create new accounts.
2. Quit cheating altogether.
3. Invest in a DMA setup.

I noticed my system was flagged by EAC—even without any cheats injected. BF6 and the new COD BO7 require TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled, which most external cheats need disabled. Fortnite tournaments also require these security features.
Yes, you can trick Windows into thinking Secure Boot is enabled or modify your keys, but both methods compromise your system’s security and leave traces that anti-cheats can detect.

Why I switched to DMA:

I didn’t care much about Fortnite, and COD was my main game. Everyone knows RICOCHET is just RICOSH*T. But once I started encountering multiple ACs, I seriously considered DMA. The problem? DMA setups from resellers were overpriced—$300+ for hardware, and firmware prices ranging from $100 to $1000 with just one month of “warranty.”
So I did my own research:

• []Most resellers just dropship from China and charge 3–5x the actual price.
  []I found a 75T FPGA card (DMA card) on AliExpress and took the risk. I also bought a Kmbox NET. Total cost: under €100.
  []I didn’t have a fuser or a second PC yet. To stay within budget, I bought a used HP Elitedesk 800 on local eBay for €40:
  • []Intel i5-4570 @ 3.2GHz
    []8GB DDR3 RAM
    []GTX 1060 3GB (from an old build)
    []120GB SATA SSD
  []I also bought a Dichen Gen 5 fuser on AliExpress for €60.

Total cost for a full DMA setup: €200 (excluding firmware)

Firmware & Cheat Development:

• []DMA cheats are often cheaper than internals/externals on a subscription basis.
  []Building your own DMA cheat isn’t hard with Claude, UC sources, etc.
  []Firmware is the tricky part when it comes to detection. But there are plenty of solid open-source firmwares on GitHub, often better than what resellers offer for $250+.
  []For COD and BF6, you can even use compiled pcileech BINs found online (like Ekknod's WiFi BIN).

I can’t speak for FACEIT or VGK since I don’t play games that use those ACs.
Cost & Security Benefits:
Before DMA, I spent $40/month on subscriptions, plus spoofers, new accounts, etc. Monthly costs easily hit $60–$100, knowing I’d eventually get banned again.
Now:

• My main gaming PC is completely clean.
• No need to disable security features.
• Core Isolation and Kernel Stack Protection are enabled.
• Since I switched I never received any ban on Fortnite, COD or BF6.

The second PC doesn’t need to be powerful. As long as it has a USB 3.0 port, it works fine. The bottleneck is always the USB connection—not the CPU or RAM.
DMA Cheats I’ve Tested for BF6:

• ]RIE DMA – Chinese provider with multiple games included. Poor English translation, but great value for the price.
  ]Artifex DMA – Used for 3 days. Decent, but for the price, I prefer RIE.
  ]JJBOY – Got a trial but didn’t even try due to rumors about writing memory to bypass CR3 encryption.
  ]HV DMA – Excellent aimbot. COD DMA included. BF6 version lacks some features (like vehicle ESP), but overall my favorite.
  *]Blurred DMA – Just released. Haven’t tested yet, but based on their other products, I expect this to be top-tier.

So what’s your experience with Javelin AC? Have you switched to DMA, planning to switch, or sticking with spoofers and externals?

Great post, information like this is good for the curious people leaning towards DMA. Great job man!

[vipeweb]

Here in Brazil, everything imported has a tax of 98% of the value, DMA will only be a thing for some rich countries.

[lukedorian]

Originally Posted by vipeweb

Here in Brazil, everything imported has a tax of 98% of the value, DMA will only be a thing for some rich countries.

Is what voting left wing does, with Bolsonaro you´d be in heaven, people need to wake the fu.. up.

[vipeweb]

Originally Posted by lukedorian

Is what voting left wing does, with Bolsonaro you´d be in heaven, people need to wake the fu.. up.

hahaha, everyone voted for Bolsonaro. but there was manipulation in the elections.
yes yes, we are lost.

[sixcube]

Originally Posted by vipeweb

hahaha, everyone voted for Bolsonaro. but there was manipulation in the elections.
yes yes, we are lost.

I am seeing active reporting about your government battling the cartels right now, actually... wild time for Brazil; be safe.

[bigvloei]

Originally Posted by weasleyking

Getting ready to get into it, thanks for the great info, you don't see it a lot these days.

My question is how DMA affects latency - does esp & aimbot lag significantly compared to external, can you still get an 2K 144hz output, etc - not sure if you have experience to share.

Thanks in advance.

No problem, I hate the "keep it all private" while everybody eventually just using the open source pcileech on github, just edited max 10% (most of the time not even 1%) of the actual sourcecode.

About latency, let me say this. Even without the awful second pc with just 8gb of old ddr3 ram and an i5 processor of 4th gen xD it is working fine. All cheats I have used (from reputable DMA cheat providers) I easily hit the max FPS in most cases, I normally "force" it to vsync with my 2k 144hz (cuze of hdmi) otherwise it can reach 999 or more fps.

Simply said these factors are the most important for performance of the cheat:
- The cheat (DMA cheats in general) need to handle specific requests like bones smart ways like using cache etc. But for just a simple cheat user, just buy from a good DMA provider and you wont have to worry.
- Make sure your DMA read speed is atleast 175Mb/s (this is hardware and firmware dependant)
- Make sure you are using the best available USB port (and cable!!!) on your cheat PC

Originally Posted by csayborgnewz

Guys sorry but theres only 1 real thing in the cheating communıty DMA with good firmware > everything

100% true...

Originally Posted by vipeweb

Here in Brazil, everything imported has a tax of 98% of the value, DMA will only be a thing for some rich countries.

You guys can't order directly from China in any way? I am not aware of the political situation in Brazil at this point. Just go to alibaba, aliexpress, taobao or some other wholesale chinese webshop and order there!

[0x404]

Originally Posted by vipeweb

Here in Brazil, everything imported has a tax of 98% of the value, DMA will only be a thing for some rich countries.

Chinese sellers often write false values on the import declaration, or you can request an adjusted invoice.

[h1ghwon]

Originally Posted by csayborgnewz

Guys sorry but theres only 1 real thing in the cheating communıty DMA with good firmware > everything

Where is the dma seller you are talking about?

[dksx]

Originally Posted by bigvloei

Hey everyone,

I wanted to start a thread to share my personal experience with Javelin Anti-Cheat and Battlefield 6, and hopefully hear from others as well to build a better understanding of the current landscape.

My earlier experiences/background:

• []I’ve always used external cheats (mostly for COD before BF6).
  []The issue with externals is that once they’re flagged by the anti-cheat, every user eventually gets banned.
• After around 30 bans in COD BO6 and trying 20 different cheat providers, I was done with externals. No blame to any dev, it’s a constant cat and mouse game, and once the AC locks onto a cheat, there’s no escaping.

At that point, I had three options:

1. Keep cheating and constantly create new accounts.
2. Quit cheating altogether.
3. Invest in a DMA setup.

I noticed my system was flagged by EAC—even without any cheats injected. BF6 and the new COD BO7 require TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled, which most external cheats need disabled. Fortnite tournaments also require these security features.
Yes, you can trick Windows into thinking Secure Boot is enabled or modify your keys, but both methods compromise your system’s security and leave traces that anti-cheats can detect.

Why I switched to DMA:

I didn’t care much about Fortnite, and COD was my main game. Everyone knows RICOCHET is just RICOSH*T. But once I started encountering multiple ACs, I seriously considered DMA. The problem? DMA setups from resellers were overpriced—$300+ for hardware, and firmware prices ranging from $100 to $1000 with just one month of “warranty.”
So I did my own research:

• []Most resellers just dropship from China and charge 3–5x the actual price.
  []I found a 75T FPGA card (DMA card) on AliExpress and took the risk. I also bought a Kmbox NET. Total cost: under €100.
  []I didn’t have a fuser or a second PC yet. To stay within budget, I bought a used HP Elitedesk 800 on local eBay for €40:
  • []Intel i5-4570 @ 3.2GHz
    []8GB DDR3 RAM
    []GTX 1060 3GB (from an old build)
    []120GB SATA SSD
  []I also bought a Dichen Gen 5 fuser on AliExpress for €60.

Total cost for a full DMA setup: €200 (excluding firmware)

Firmware & Cheat Development:

• []DMA cheats are often cheaper than internals/externals on a subscription basis.
  []Building your own DMA cheat isn’t hard with Claude, UC sources, etc.
  []Firmware is the tricky part when it comes to detection. But there are plenty of solid open-source firmwares on GitHub, often better than what resellers offer for $250+.
  []For COD and BF6, you can even use compiled pcileech BINs found online (like Ekknod's WiFi BIN).

I can’t speak for FACEIT or VGK since I don’t play games that use those ACs.
Cost & Security Benefits:
Before DMA, I spent $40/month on subscriptions, plus spoofers, new accounts, etc. Monthly costs easily hit $60–$100, knowing I’d eventually get banned again.
Now:

• My main gaming PC is completely clean.
• No need to disable security features.
• Core Isolation and Kernel Stack Protection are enabled.
• Since I switched I never received any ban on Fortnite, COD or BF6.

The second PC doesn’t need to be powerful. As long as it has a USB 3.0 port, it works fine. The bottleneck is always the USB connection—not the CPU or RAM.
DMA Cheats I’ve Tested for BF6:

• ]RIE DMA – Chinese provider with multiple games included. Poor English translation, but great value for the price.
  ]Artifex DMA – Used for 3 days. Decent, but for the price, I prefer RIE.
  ]JJBOY – Got a trial but didn’t even try due to rumors about writing memory to bypass CR3 encryption.
  ]HV DMA – Excellent aimbot. COD DMA included. BF6 version lacks some features (like vehicle ESP), but overall my favorite.
  *]Blurred DMA – Just released. Haven’t tested yet, but based on their other products, I expect this to be top-tier.

So what’s your experience with Javelin AC? Have you switched to DMA, planning to switch, or sticking with spoofers and externals?

Thank you for sharing your experience and information.

[Cypressmt]

Originally Posted by bigvloei

Hey everyone,

I wanted to start a thread to share my personal experience with Javelin Anti-Cheat and Battlefield 6, and hopefully hear from others as well to build a better understanding of the current landscape.

My earlier experiences/background:

• []I’ve always used external cheats (mostly for COD before BF6).
  []The issue with externals is that once they’re flagged by the anti-cheat, every user eventually gets banned.
• After around 30 bans in COD BO6 and trying 20 different cheat providers, I was done with externals. No blame to any dev, it’s a constant cat and mouse game, and once the AC locks onto a cheat, there’s no escaping.

At that point, I had three options:

1. Keep cheating and constantly create new accounts.
2. Quit cheating altogether.
3. Invest in a DMA setup.

I noticed my system was flagged by EAC—even without any cheats injected. BF6 and the new COD BO7 require TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled, which most external cheats need disabled. Fortnite tournaments also require these security features.
Yes, you can trick Windows into thinking Secure Boot is enabled or modify your keys, but both methods compromise your system’s security and leave traces that anti-cheats can detect.

Why I switched to DMA:

I didn’t care much about Fortnite, and COD was my main game. Everyone knows RICOCHET is just RICOSH*T. But once I started encountering multiple ACs, I seriously considered DMA. The problem? DMA setups from resellers were overpriced—$300+ for hardware, and firmware prices ranging from $100 to $1000 with just one month of “warranty.”
So I did my own research:

• []Most resellers just dropship from China and charge 3–5x the actual price.
  []I found a 75T FPGA card (DMA card) on AliExpress and took the risk. I also bought a Kmbox NET. Total cost: under €100.
  []I didn’t have a fuser or a second PC yet. To stay within budget, I bought a used HP Elitedesk 800 on local eBay for €40:
  • []Intel i5-4570 @ 3.2GHz
    []8GB DDR3 RAM
    []GTX 1060 3GB (from an old build)
    []120GB SATA SSD
  []I also bought a Dichen Gen 5 fuser on AliExpress for €60.

Total cost for a full DMA setup: €200 (excluding firmware)

Firmware & Cheat Development:

• []DMA cheats are often cheaper than internals/externals on a subscription basis.
  []Building your own DMA cheat isn’t hard with Claude, UC sources, etc.
  []Firmware is the tricky part when it comes to detection. But there are plenty of solid open-source firmwares on GitHub, often better than what resellers offer for $250+.
  []For COD and BF6, you can even use compiled pcileech BINs found online (like Ekknod's WiFi BIN).

I can’t speak for FACEIT or VGK since I don’t play games that use those ACs.
Cost & Security Benefits:
Before DMA, I spent $40/month on subscriptions, plus spoofers, new accounts, etc. Monthly costs easily hit $60–$100, knowing I’d eventually get banned again.
Now:

• My main gaming PC is completely clean.
• No need to disable security features.
• Core Isolation and Kernel Stack Protection are enabled.
• Since I switched I never received any ban on Fortnite, COD or BF6.

The second PC doesn’t need to be powerful. As long as it has a USB 3.0 port, it works fine. The bottleneck is always the USB connection—not the CPU or RAM.
DMA Cheats I’ve Tested for BF6:

• ]RIE DMA – Chinese provider with multiple games included. Poor English translation, but great value for the price.
  ]Artifex DMA – Used for 3 days. Decent, but for the price, I prefer RIE.
  ]JJBOY – Got a trial but didn’t even try due to rumors about writing memory to bypass CR3 encryption.
  ]HV DMA – Excellent aimbot. COD DMA included. BF6 version lacks some features (like vehicle ESP), but overall my favorite.
  *]Blurred DMA – Just released. Haven’t tested yet, but based on their other products, I expect this to be top-tier.

So what’s your experience with Javelin AC? Have you switched to DMA, planning to switch, or sticking with spoofers and externals?

ekknod working on bf6? and cod? Higher tier EAC games are no longer so easy to bypass like rust fn and apex

[lukedorian]

Originally Posted by Cypressmt

ekknod working on bf6? and cod? Higher tier EAC games are no longer so easy to bypass like rust fn and apex

Apex is more like mid tier i think? Rust is top but apex still has a lot of DMA cheaters, a 200$ FW from stellas goes a long way on that game, i do like apex, i might get the FW to get back on it.