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Gray Zone Warfare Bans 2,174 Cheaters in Three Weeks and Publishes a New Code of Conduct

Gray Zone Warfare issued 2,406 bans from 15 October to 4 November, including 2,174 permanent bans for cheating, and published a Code of Conduct. The numbers.

By David Ware 2 min read
Image: MADFINGER Games
Gray Zone Warfare security report graphic listing 2,406 bans between October 15 and November 4, 2026
Image: MADFINGER Games

MADFINGER Games has issued 2,406 Gray Zone Warfare bans in three weeks. Its Security Report on 6 November covers 15 October to 4 November 2026: 2,174 accounts were permanently banned for cheating across five ban waves and manual bans from player reports. The studio has also published a new Code of Conduct explaining what's banned and the sanctions you can face.

Gray Zone Warfare ban report at a glance

Period15 October to 4 November 2026
Total bans2,406
Permanent bans (cheating)2,174
Temporary bans232
Bans for harassment3
Bans for teamkilling23
Ban waves5, plus manual bans from reports
Game price£34.99 / $39.99 / €39.99 on Steam

How many cheaters has Gray Zone Warfare banned?

MADFINGER says improvements to its anti-cheat and new detection methods led to five ban waves in the period, alongside manual bans based on player reports. In total it permanently banned 2,174 accounts "confirmed to have cheated". Its report graphic adds 232 temporary bans, including 3 for harassment and 23 for teamkilling. That follows the release day ban wave for Update 0.5, when 293 cheaters were banned.

What is the Gray Zone Warfare Code of Conduct?

A new page on the official site that explains which behaviour is prohibited and what sanctions players may face. MADFINGER says it enforces the rules in the Code of Conduct in its EULA, and that sanctions vary with the circumstances and severity of each violation. The goal, it says, is a game where "everyone plays fairly, treats others with respect, and feels safe and welcome".

How do you report a cheater in Gray Zone Warfare?

Use the in-game reporting system, or submit a ticket to MADFINGER's support team. The studio says reports remain an important part of its fight against cheating.

What's new in Gray Zone Warfare?

The report comes after Update 0.5 Rogue Ops and patch 0.5.1.0. Gray Zone Warfare costs £34.99 / $39.99 / €39.99 on Steam, where about 15,000 people were playing when we checked on 7 November.

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