If Call of Duty: Warzone had a problem during its first months of life, that was without a doubt that of the hackers. These cheating users appeared in a good number of battle royale games, completely ruining the experience of the rest of the players who just wanted to play legally.
Luckily, Activision was launching security measures to make it as difficult as possible for them and in May they managed to end a large percentage of hackers with the requirement for two-step authentication through SMS by which they could not only ban the account of the cheats, but also your phone number. It is undeniable that after this measure, the number of hackers in Warzone decreased significantly.
But that could be changing and it seems that these users have found new ways to circumvent security measures. User aur0n, popular on reddit, has posted an image showing an ad offering completely clean banned accounts for as little as 1.7$. Considering that cheats are used to paying more to use the maximum number of hacks possible, two euros is a price that many will be willing to pay for an account without bans ready to hack.
