1: A Brewing Controversy: Potential Sabotage and Malware Attacks
In the gaming world, rumors swirl about Microsoft’s alleged sabotage of Call of Duty on PS5, but it appears that malevolent actors have already taken matters into their own hands. The beloved FPS title is facing a relentless wave of cheaters and troublemakers, and now, it confronts a new and dangerous threat – a rapidly spreading malware infecting the game’s lobbies. With Sony claiming the indispensability of Call of Duty on PS5, concerns rise that Activision’s flagship FPS might be at risk across all platforms.
A Stealthy Intruder: Malware Takes Root in Modern Warfare 2
The nefarious software has surfaced in discussions on Steam, with players discovering its presence in the online repository VirusTotal. An individual who analyzed the malware believes it could be a worm, citing telltale lines of code. This unsettling revelation draws parallels to recent concerns surrounding Elden Ring, suggesting that Call of Duty may now harbor a hidden malware threat.
Activision Responds: The Hunt for a Solution Begins
As the gaming community wonders about the motives behind the hackers’ actions, Activision springs into action to combat the malware outbreak. The insidious nature of this malware makes it an arduous task to contain, as it automatically spreads from one infected player to another within the game’s lobbies. Suspecting the hackers may have exploited game vulnerabilities, the developer races against time to identify and close any security loopholes.
On the Frontlines: Activision's Efforts Against Cheating
Amid the malware crisis, Call of Duty faces an enduring enemy – cheating. Activision tirelessly implements various measures to tackle this persistent issue head-on. In an effort to safeguard the gaming community, the publisher has resorted to segregating cheaters onto dedicated servers in Call of Duty: Warzone, preventing them from wreaking havoc among legitimate players.
