faq

Omniware is 100% external: it never injects into CS2 and leaves nothing inside the game process. There is no DLL for anti-cheat to scan and no hook inside the game to find. Combined with the encrypted, self-wiping payload, that makes it the safest architecture possible for an external cheat — though no cheat can ever promise zero risk forever.

After payment you get a key and a download link for OmniwareLoader.exe. The loader is all you ever keep on disk — it logs in, downloads the AES-256 encrypted payload, unpacks it into a hidden temporary folder, and launches the cheat. When you close the cheat, the folder and everything in it is wiped. The cheat binary is never at rest on your drive.

One key is bound to one PC — the first machine you log in on claims it. This is what keeps prices low by stopping key sharing. Changed hardware or a new PC? Open a thread in Help & support on the forum and we'll reset your HWID.

Nothing, usually. The loader checks for updates on every login and pulls new offsets and features automatically — you just log in the day after a game update and it already works. If an update ever takes longer, the forum announces an ETA.

Card, crypto (BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT) and several local methods. Keys are delivered instantly by the payment processor the moment the transaction confirms.

The external architecture means the game itself never runs cheat code, and the aim assist is built to look legit on demo review — smooth movement, human FOV, wall checks. But any cheat use carries some risk, which is exactly why the 7-day key exists: try it cheap before committing to a longer plan.

Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Nothing else — no dependencies to install, no framework runtimes. The loader and the cheat both ship fully self-contained.