US EditionCheaters have already taken over Black Ops 7 just hours after beta goes live
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 has just launched its beta phase, but the first players are already reporting a serious problem: cheaters and hackers have infiltrated the lobbies. Although Activision has stressed that the anti-cheat measures in this game are supposed to be the most advanced in the industry, the first day of beta seems to be already overshadowed by fraudsters. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is the first game in the series to rely on securit…
Activision regularly emphasizes its ongoing improvements to its anti-cheat system. In its latest update, the company made TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot mandatory on PCs. The Black Ops 7 beta launched at 7:00 PM Moscow time for Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscribers and pre-order holders. Within hours, the first cheaters appeared on PCs using software that allows them to see their opponents... The post "Even before the release of Black Ops 7, the game is …
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