Call of Duty: WW2 on PC Game Pass yanked offline amid reports security exploits are leaving players with screens full of smut Activision investigating "issue".

Activision has suddenly brought the Microsoft PC version of Call of Duty WW2 offline, right as the community reports a mass hacking problem.

A critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in Call of Duty: WWII has prompted its removal from digital PC storefronts.

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

Activision has taken Call of Duty: WW2 offline while they investigate "reports of an issue" that likely refers to a recent spree of PC hacks.

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 ...

Following widespread reports of RCE exploits, Activision has officially brought the Call of Duty: World War II game offline ...

Call of Duty publisher Activision has taken the game offline but not confirmed whether it's related to alleged hacks. The Sun approached Activision for comment and was referred a company post on X.

The Call of Duty team has temporarily taken the PC edition of WWII offline to investigate the exploits, but refuses to outright explain to players what the "issue" is.

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).