Battlefield Battlefield 6 fans cheer as popular cheat maker tells users to pause "for now" following a swift banning spree from EA: "They deserve zero second chances" Call of Duty Call of Duty ...

The court also ordered the defendants, EngineOwning, to turn their website over to Activision. The court also ordered the defendants, EngineOwning, to turn their website over to Activision. is a ...

German software makers have been ordered to pay $14,465,600 in damages for allegedly making profits by selling cheat tools for the Call of Duty (CoD) shooting game series. In January 2022, Activision ...

Cheating has become such an issue in COD Warzone that Activision is attempting to stem the flow of cheaters by filing a lawsuit against EngineOwning. This was soon after Activision's release of the ...

Activision has pursued legal action against EngineOwning for the last two years. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. EngineOwning was ...

The U.S. District Court ordered cheat maker EngineOwning to pay Activision over $14 million and transfer its domain name. Activision argued that EngineOwning violated the DMCA by selling game cheats, ...

Activision once considered permabanning Call of Duty cheaters. This may be the more palatable alternative. Activision is finally taking action against one of the biggest cheat makers of Call of Duty, ...

Call of Duty has reportedly launched a new ban wave, specifically targeting Black Ops 6 and Warzone players using EngineOwning cheats. Recently, @ItsHapa on X shared a report from the cheat maker ...

One company is learning that cheating in Call of Duty will probably cost a lot of money. “By this lawsuit, Activision seeks to put a stop to unlawful conduct by an organization that is distributing ...

Activision has won a lawsuit against cheats manufacturer EngineOwning. As reported by VentureBeat, the publisher was awarded $14.4 million in damages and $292,912 in legal fees granted by the United ...

The cheat provider EngineOwning has been fined 14 million US dollars by a US court. It is unclear whether plaintiff Activision will receive the money. EngineOwning offers cheat software for Activision ...