"Call of Duty" publisher Activision-Blizzard is suing hacking developers worldwide over cheats designed for the popular first ...

“It’s done for me [I’m] leaving this,” one complained.

Despite Activision aggressively attempting to fight against it, Call of Duty: Warzone's single biggest problem seemingly ...

Call of Duty players using cheats have experienced permanent bans following a mass enforcement wave by Activision. The bans ...

It is unclear what Call of Duty’s new age verification policy is for, but it could play a pretty pivotal role in dealing with ...

Overview EngineOwning, a cheat maker for video games like Call of Duty, must pay Microsoft Corp. ‘s MSFT Activision over $14 million in damages.

Activision last week brought offline the Microsoft Store version of Call of Duty: WWII as the company was investigating ...

Summary: Activision has launched a wave of permanent bans targeting Call of Duty cheaters, especially those using tools from cheat provider ArtificialAiming. The enforcement disrupted multiple cheat ...

EngineOwning makes and distributes cheat software for plenty of online shooters, Call of Duty just happens to be one of them. Activision initially sued the company over two years ago.

Cheating in Call of Duty isn't a new phenomenon in Black Ops 6, but it has worsened over time. Although Activision has repeatedly taken steps to curb players who exploit their games, they haven't ...

No comment from Activision yet.” Based on this information, it seemed that Richochet, Call of Duty’s proprietary anti-cheat system, did not necessarily break down.

With Black Ops 6 arriving next week, Activision has detailed the plans for how Call of Duty's Ricochet anti-cheat software will protect the game from cheaters. This includes plans for the Black ...