Cheat DeadSec for DeadSide

DeadSec is a paid DeadSide cheat with a DeadSec OS overlay split across four tabs.

ESP, Aim, Player List and Config — and each one carries a lot more than the product card shows.

ESP for players, AI and loot — not just "loot"

The ESP tab raises players and bots — AI raiders — as separate blocks with Skeleton, Boxes, Names, Lines and Distance each, so AI and players display differently. Vehicles, weapons, ammo, armor, materials and items get their own blocks too, which means this is a loot ESP as much as a player one — crates and resources light up as reliably as people. Three more blocks cover corpses, player corpses and grenades, and Friend List squadmates highlight in their own color, useful so a teammate is not mistaken for a target.

Each category switches off on its own on a PvE server that does not need vehicle clutter. A separate Visible Mode limits ESP to targets in view, and two distance sliders are kept apart — one for players and vehicles, another for items — so that loot shows up closer while people and vehicles stay visible at range.

The rest of the visual toolkit

Night Vision brightens dark areas and binds to its own key rather than only a toggle on the ESP tab. The crosshair sits centered on screen independent of the weapon's sight, Font Selector changes the ESP label font, and View Hide keeps the overlay out of recordings, which means it stays invisible on a stream.

An aimbot, not just recoil control

The Aim tab is a full aimbot, though the product card names it modestly as Predict Mode and RCS. In practice it has its own aim key, Hold and Toggle modes, a target filter — All, Players or NPCs — and a bone choice of Head, Neck, Chest or Pelvis, which means AI and players can be aimed at separately. An FOV circle with adjustable radius and color shows the capture zone, and Aim Speed sets how sharply it snaps to a target. Visible Only limits the aimbot to targets in line of sight and keeps its own distance limit, separate from ESP.

RCS compensates for recoil during automatic fire and has separate Strength and Smoothing sliders, so that it can be tuned per weapon rather than left at one blanket value. NoShake removes scope shake, and Predict Mode switches between manual and automatic target-movement prediction.

Player list and setting profiles

Player List shows everyone on the server with Steam ID, distance, team and ping; Copy and Add buttons copy an identifier or add a player to the Friend List, so squadmates can be excluded from enemy ESP without turning it off entirely. Config System keeps several named profiles — PvE and PvP, for example — and auto-launches the chosen one on startup. The menu opens on its own key (End by default), and Unload safely disables the software without restarting DeadSide.

Requirements for the DeadSide cheat

Windows 10 or 11, an Nvidia or AMD GPU, and a GPT disk are required — moving from MBR to GPT is a repartition, not a setting change. BIOS must run in UEFI mode, and Secure Boot and Core Isolation (VBS) need to be off before launch, because both check driver signatures and block unsigned kernel modules — this cheat needs its own driver for ESP and the aimbot. Disable steps are in the included guide.

Key and purchase

Four durations are available: 1 day for 249 GCC, 3 days for 499 GCC, 7 days for 999 GCC and 30 days for 1999 GCC; GCC is the platform's internal balance, topped up separately. Buy a cheat for DeadSide and download it right after payment — the key lands in the account automatically. Besides DeadSec, the catalogue also has Byster for DeadSide and Arcane for DeadSide, worth comparing on the game page.