Activision continues its battle against cheating in Call of Duty titles by going after the popular manufacturer of the Cronus ...

Activision is reported to have sent a cease and desist to game controller adapter maker Cronus Zen, but the company has yet ...

Call of Duty is threatening legal action against the companies that make third-party cheating hardware like the Cronus Zen.

As seen by IGN, Activision has taken legal action against Lergware and GameHook; two hacks that are apparently enabling ...

Lately, Activision has decided to tackle this issue head-on by going after the manufacturer of Cronus Zen devices—tools often used to cheat in the game. This legal move has the gaming world ...

According to a report by @charlieINTEL on X, Activision has issued a cease and desist letter to the manufacturers of Cronus Zen hardware as part of their ongoing mission to shut down cheat makers ...

Activision announced a major escalation in its multi-front campaign against cheating in Call of Duty, including filing lawsuits, upgrading its RICOCHET kernel-level driver, and targeting hardware ...