is dma detectable now?

[ElGoblino2003]

I got a dma captain dma 75t and a custom firmware 1:1 from ssz but I got banned on my main acc after 3 days (winrate and kd very legit acc lvl 700 ex diamond legit) then I bought and acc ranked ready and i got banned after 15 days,,,so dma is now detectable?

[hypermotion]

from a technical perspective, you need to separate dma detection from account enforcement, because they're not necessarily the same thing

dma relies on external hardware accessing system memory through pci express, but that doesn't automatically make the entire setup invisible to an anti-cheat, hardware detection, software detection and server-side analysis are different things, and a ban alone doesn't tell you which one was involved

your account could've already been flagged before the actual ban was issued, anti-cheat systems can collect information over time and apply enforcement later, so the 3-day and 15-day delays aren't enough to identify what triggered it

there's also an important distinction between the dma card itself and its firmware. custom firmware doesn't guarantee that a device is indistinguishable from legitimate hardware, but without technical evidence, blaming the firmware would just be speculation

the main point is that two bans with different delays don't prove that dma is detected or undetected

unless ubisoft provides a specific reason, nobody outside their team can reliably determine whether the enforcement was related to the hardware, another software component or account activity

i'd be skeptical of anyone claiming their firmware is 100% undetectable, because that's not something they can realistically guarantee

[ElGoblino2003]

The question I asked myself is not because it was or banned on the two accounts at different times that does not interest me on the contrary, I understand that on an account it may take longer to detect an inconsistency. I know how a dma works and what a firmware is and I know that no firmware is 100% secure. Now that it's the fault of the firmware or not or that it's the fault of my gameplay I have no idea I know I only know that within a month with the dma I flew two accounts, so the dma maybe no longer has this reliability that it once had, at least on r6. So much so that my initial question was and remains "is the dma now more detestable?"

[hypermotion]

i'd say the overall detection risk in r6 has increased, but that doesn't necessarily mean dma itself is now being detected consistently

ubisoft has made some significant changes to shieldguard over the past year, and this isn't just speculation, they've confirmed improvements to their detection systems, additional security measures and changes to how they investigate cheating

what i find important is that there's still no publicly verified evidence showing a widespread dma-specific detection method in siege, even looking through community discussions, most conclusions seem to come from individual ban reports rather than anything technically confirmed

so to answer your question directly, yes, siege has become more aggressive with cheat detection, but there's currently no solid evidence that dma as a whole has suddenly become detectable

your two bans are concerning, especially given your previous experience, but they don't establish which detection mechanism was responsible, i'd treat them as evidence that the risk is real, not proof of a specific new detection capability