Activision has filed a lawsuit against the creator of Call of Duty hacking software Lergware and GameHook. As seen by IGN, the lawsuit was filed in the Central District of California against Ryan ...

Activision takes Call of Duty: WW2 offline for an undisclosed issue, but many speculate it may be to fix the game's serious hacking problem.

In brief: Activision Blizzard is reportedly carrying out an investigation into a hacking campaign that has been stealing the login credentials of people playing the company's titles. The hackers ...

In the last couple of years, Activision has had to deal with several hacking incidents. In November 2024, a hacker found a flaw in Call of Duty’s anti-cheat system that allowed them to ban ...

Activision’s war on Call of Duty hacking continues, with four more cheat providers reportedly shut down ahead of the hotly anticipated return of Verdansk to Warzone.

Activision says it has disabled an exploit in Modern Warfare III and Call of Duty: Warzone that led to legitimate players getting banned by the Ricochet anti-cheat system.

Call of Duty's competitive Ranked Play arrived to Black Ops 6 multiplayer earlier this week, and the mode is already plagued with cheaters. Activision has now addressed the frustration of the ...

Activision didn’t announce a reason for taking the game offline, but social media is awash with reports of players having their PCs hacked after playing the game. Streamer Wrioh posted a clip of ...