With millions of players playing Fortnite every day, it’s almost impossible to get rid of cheats and hacks. Epic Games has done a great job against cheats, but even this wasn’t enough.

While aimbot and wallhack cheats are definitely out there for Fortnite, we could never recommend you use them. However, you’re allowed to cheat in Fortnite in one specific way.

Epic Games has revealed that it is suing a Fortnite player accused of creating and selling cheat software that allows users to see through walls and auto-aim when facing off against enemies ...

A Fortnite cheat has been ordered by the courts to pay developers $175,000 and received a lifetime ban from the game. Read More: Nintendo Switch 2 review: easy to pick up, almost impossible to put ...

Fortnite has updated its anti-cheat policy as part of its efforts to deter cheaters and online miscreants. Epic Games just announced a host of improvements and changes to its anti-cheat and ...

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Epic Games has filed a new lawsuit against Fortnite cheat software developer, Sincey Cheats and Vanta Cheats. The legal case, as spotted by Polygon, is targeting both the creator of the aimbot ...

A Fortnite player who consistently cheated in competitive tournaments has been handed a huge fine and banned from the game "forever," developer Epic Games has said. Sebastian Araujo from Lomita ...

The company posted the update on its official X/Twitter account, confirming that both individuals violated Fortnite’s policies. One sold and used cheats, while the other carried out cyberattacks ...

The lawsuit names an individual known as Sincey Cheats (real name Ediz Atas), who "develops, updates, and maintains cheat software" for Fortnite, according to Epic.