anti-cheat
Gaijin Entertainment has firmly rejected accusations from hackers that it stole user data via its anti-cheat software and used classified or export-restricted documents in War Thunder development. The claims emerged amid broader community frustration over bugs, communication, and monetization. The developer insists all practices comply with laws and privacy regulations.
Reported by AI
Prominent players in Bungie’s Marathon extraction shooter have accused cheaters of ruining ranked play, particularly in high-level lobbies and the Cryo Archive map. Streamers like AlbralelieVT described encounters with wall-hacks and stream snipers, prompting Bungie to announce expanded anti-cheat measures. The studio emphasized ongoing improvements to protect fair play.