Fecurity — Escape from Tarkov ESP, Aimbot and Loot Intel
UndetectedFecurity is the most complete menu we run for Tarkov: a full aimbot, deep ESP, and a loot-and-flea layer that reads the raid before you do. Run it dead-legit or switch on the rage tools. Every risky feature has its own toggle, so you decide how loud you get.
- Legit-to-rage aimbot
- Skeleton + chams ESP
- 3D loot, 24h flea prices
- Exfil + border-zone alerts
- EFT Arena supported
See Fecurity in action
What Fecurity does
Aimbot — legit to rage
- Enemy-only and visible-only checks so you never snap through a wall
- Bone and hitbox priority, with AI hitbox targeting for Scavs and bosses
- Target prediction for the long Woods and Shoreline shots
- Draw FOV plus toggle-key or hold-key firing
- Risk toggles: remote dispersion and auto-melee, each on its own switch
ESP — a deep readout
- Box, box outline and full skeleton
- Chams to keep PMCs lit through cover
- Out-of-view indicators for flankers off your screen
- Nickname, distance and current item in hand
- Replace Scav names so a glance splits AI from real players
Loot and flea intel
- 3D loot boxes with item, corpse and container max-distance
- Quest-items filter to grind Kappa without the clutter
- Minimum-price gate (e.g. 20,000 roubles) to hide vendor trash
- Rare-price colour (e.g. 80,000+) so the real money stands out
- Searchable table with 24h flea prices
World awareness and utility
- Border zones flagged: mines, sniper lines and claymores
- Exfiltration points with opened-only, status and distance
- Grenade timer on thrown frags
- Thermal and night vision, plus remove visor
- No jump delay and fast container open
- Risk toggles: custom recoil, infinite stamina, no-physical-condition
How to tune the Escape from Tarkov ESP and loot filters
The reason people run Fecurity over a stripped-down radar is the depth of the Escape from Tarkov ESP. Turn on box outline and skeleton to read posture. Is that PMC prone behind the Customs fuel tanks, or just crouched? Add chams to keep him lit as he slips through cover.
Most players underrate the out-of-view indicator: leave it on and it warns you about the flanker pushing your blind side on Factory before he ever crosses the screen. Keep nickname, distance and current item on, and switch replace-Scav-names on to separate AI from a real player at a glance.
The loot layer is where the raid pays for itself. Set the minimum price around 20,000 roubles to strip vendor trash out of the 3D boxes, then set the rare-price colour near 80,000: a GPU or an LEDX will scream at you across Interchange. Grinding toward Kappa? Flip the quest-items filter on and the map only paints what your tasks actually need.
Pull item, corpse and container max-distance in tight on Labs to keep the screen readable, and use the searchable table with its 24h flea prices to decide what earns stash space before you even leave spawn.
For a legit profile, keep the aimbot on enemy-only and visible-only, pick a chest or thorax bone, add a touch of prediction for the long Woods and Shoreline shots, and bind it to a hold key with a tight draw-FOV so nothing fires when you do not want it to.
The rage tools (remote dispersion, auto-melee, always-fire, infinite stamina, no-physical-condition) are yours to switch on, which means a quiet legit rig and a full send are the same install. It runs on Intel and AMD, the Steam and Battlestate launchers, and Windows 10 and 11, and it covers EFT Arena too; the one honest exception is that AMD Ryzen 1000, 2000 and 3000 chips are not supported.
No cheat is unbannable. This sits against BattlEye, we only sell it while it is confirmed undetected, and it comes off sale the moment a risky patch lands.