Deadlock Cheat Detection & Status Guides
Understand software status labels, detection terminology and provider announcements.
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Understanding cheat status
Software status pages use a small set of labels to describe a much larger subject. This collection explains Deadlock cheat detection terminology and how to read the updates that accompany those labels. Start with the detection and status guide for an introduction to the language used on provider pages.
The most useful place to begin is the announcement itself. Note which product it names, when it was published and whether it refers to a particular release. Those details help connect a short status message to the software version being discussed. If a provider has a changelog or a more detailed update, follow it for the fuller explanation.
Detection status and compatibility are related topics, but they answer different questions. Compatibility concerns how a software release relates to the game version. Detection terminology concerns how a provider describes its status. A feature list answers another question again: what the software is designed to do. Reading the three together gives you more context than a single badge.
The guide also explains the word undetected and the kinds of statements that may appear beside it. Rather than leaving unfamiliar terms scattered across different pages, it brings the vocabulary into one place. You can use the contents list to find a particular definition and follow the linked material for its original wording and date.
If you are exploring Cluster, its Deadlock page is the place to find the provider's current product information and support options. Our article advertisements link directly to that page. Feature guides on DeadlockHacks cover the broader terminology behind aim, visual overlays and automated actions.
Continue to Updates and Compatibility when you want to understand a patch announcement or software release. Visit Aimbot, ESP and WallHack, or Scripts and Auto Parry when you want to focus on a specific feature. The articles below provide the starting points, with publication dates and related reading to help you choose where to go next.