Vizor said they were able to find a unique way to exploit Ricochet, and use it against the players it was supposed to protect. The hacker realized Ricochet was using a list of specific hardcoded ...

A hacker says they've got "thousands upon thousands" of innocent Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone players banned using an exploit in the game's Ricochet anti-cheat system that's since ...

Vizor explained that Ricochet uses a list of hardcoded strings ... This continued right up until fellow hacker Zeebler made the exploit much more widely known. So now that Activision has finally ...

Warzone cheaters have found way to make themselves invincible from bans, allowing them to carry on playing after being caught.

Making genuine players invisible is the latest anti-hacking measure that Call of Duty has applied. Previously, this game has ...

Despite the attempts of the game’s RICOCHET Anti-Cheat team, Warzone hackers and Black Ops cheaters are still slipping through the cracks in multiplayer and battle royale to gain an unfair ...

One old punishment saw Ricochet deploy psychological warfare by plaguing hackers with hallucinations. These decoy characters could only be detected by cheaters and served to "disorient cheaters in ...

In a detailed post on X, they write that when Ricochet scanned the memory of a player’s computer to find known cheat software, one of the signatures it scanned for was a plaintext string reading ...

A hacker known as Zeebler was the first to publicly ... Legends' anti-cheat software for a loop—so you can understand why Ricochet would have cheats like this in its sights.

In October, video game giant Activision said it had fixed a bug in its anti-cheat system that affected “a small number of legitimate player accounts,” who were getting banned because of the bug.