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Cheating in online video games has developed into a lucrative global business worth billions of dollars, with new research suggesting most multiplayer game developers now regard the problem as a serious threat to their games.
Summary
Activision’s Team Ricochet, which operates the anti-cheat systems protecting Call of Duty, has highlighted research from threat intelligence platform Intorqa
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