Activision has pulled Call of Duty: WWII on Xbox PC offline just days after it was added to Game Pass, amid reports of hacking via Remote Code Execution (RCE).

Some Call of Duty players posted clips on social media to spread awareness on the hacking issue before the game was pulled, showing their PCs being hacked while playing WWII.

Players want Activision to fix these security issues before bringing the older games to new platforms. Until then, it is suggested to avoid downloading Call of Duty: WWII on PC from the Microsoft ...

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

Call Of Duty: WW2 joined Game Pass on June 30, including for PC subscribers who could now access the game through the Microsoft Store. Days later, that version of the game had to be taken offline ...

Activision has taken one of its Call of Duty games down from the Microsoft Store and PC version of Game Pass, reportedly ...

Call of Duty: WW2 is deemed "not safe" to play on PC due to dangerous hacks, despite just being added to Xbox Game Pass.

Activision pulls Call of Duty: WWII from PC amid security fears Naturally, all of this has caused concern and confusion in the community.

WWII's PC version from the Microsoft Store and Xbox Game Pass after reports of hacking. Players reported being hacked while playing, with concerns raised about a remote code execution exploit. The ...

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In episode 425 of “Smashing Security”, Graham reveals how “Call of Duty: WWII” has been weaponised – allowing hackers to hijack your entire PC during online matches, thanks to ancient code and ...

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