Jagex Hyperion
Hyperion is the server-side anti-cheat and bot-detection layer Jagex operates across RuneScape and Old School RuneScape. Because detection is server-side, Hyperion does not install a client driver; instead it scores session telemetry and account behaviour. Enforcement is concentrated around macroing, real-world trading and account sharing.
Restriction tiers
- Account suspension
Macroing, RWT and bug-abuse actions are typically permanent on the affected account.
- Network restriction
IP-tier mute or block applied to repeat offenders and known proxy ranges.
What it checks
- Server-side session telemetry scoring
- Behavioural detection on macro and bot patterns
- Trade-graph and gold-flow analysis for real-world trading
- Account-sharing detection on geographically inconsistent logins
Identifiers it can use
- Jagex Account graph and login history
- IP and session identifiers tied to the client
- Authenticator state and device-binding records
Points an appeal can make
- Jagex appeal portal submission with the action reference
- Account-recovery file built on registration, payment and login history
- GDPR Art. 15 request given Jagex operates within EU scope
How appeals are handled
- Macroing actions are reviewed on a separate queue from account-recovery
- EU residents retain DSA Art. 17 / 20 rights for reasoned decisions and internal complaint
Evidence to collect
- Jagex notice and reference identifier
- Membership and bond purchase history
- Login IP and authenticator history
- Statement of household account use where relevant
Games that use Jagex Hyperion
This page summarises public information. Anti-cheat vendors do not publish every detail of how their systems work, so read it as background, not as an explanation of how your own case was decided.
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