Call of Duty: Warzone developer has banned over half a million cheater accounts - hugheypastachis

Call of Duty: Warzone developer Raven Software system has revealed that it has banned over 30,000 more malicious accounts from the free-to-bring shooter last week, bringing the total number of banned accounts to half a million since the game launched.

It's the latest update in the developer and Call of Duty publishing house Activision's ongoing war against cheaters, who bespoken back in March to continue to monitor the game more closely to try and kill unfair play. That update itself reportable that the companies had served 300,000 bans since found, so the jump by another 200,000 in the blank of just under three months afterward is quite significant.

A blog put up from back in April gave us to a greater extent insight into further progress of these anti-chess efforts and those of their dedicated research team who uncovered a "dropper" malware masquerading as a imitation chouse that was organism oversubscribed to players via cheat websites. This malware could then be custom-made to deploy another malware, including possibly credential stealing ones, on the poor victims' computers. You can read their full report ended here.

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Banned over 30,000 venomed accounts across Call of Duty yesterday… bringing United States to terminated half a zillion accounts banned in #Warzone. 🚫

— Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) May 14, 2021