Valve has permanently banned over 40,000 accounts in Dota 2 using third-party software to cheat over the past few weeks. These players used software to look at internal data in the Dota client that ...

Valve issued an update to Dota 2 recently that patched an exploit used by players using third-party cheating clients, and in doing so, created a “honeypot” to catch those cheaters. The Dota 2 maker ...

Valve dropped the ban hammer on over 40,000 Dota 2 accounts for using third-party software that gave them an advantage in the game. In what is the biggest ban wave in Dota 2, the players got caught ...

According to a recent study by Gosu.ai, the creators of training programs for PC games, as many as 12.24 percent of all Dota 2 matches contain atleast one cheater. The sample size of the study ...

Valve has today banned over 40,000 Dota 2 players who have been caught cheating and hacking by using third-party software to give them an advantage in the game. In a detailed blog post about the ban ...