Call of Duty: WWII has been temporarily removed from Xbox PC platforms following alarming reports of a serious security vulnerability. The issue involves a Remote Code Execution (RCE) attack that could allow malicious actors to gain control of players’ systems. This security exploit was brought to public attention after a widely viewed video demonstrated a hacking incident during a live stream. Activision has confirmed that the game will remain offline while they investigate these serious concerns, increasing worries among Game Pass subscribers who recently gained access to the shooter. The vulnerability has been linked to a larger issue concerning security within Microsoft’s gaming branch, which has faced layoffs recently.

nWhat should players do if they have played Call of Duty: WWII recently on PC?

Players should be cautious and refrain from playing Call of Duty: WWII until further updates are provided by Activision. It's also advisable to run security scans on their machines to ensure no unauthorized access has occurred.

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Developed by Sledgehammer Games and released in 2017, Call of Duty: WWII takes players back to World War II, offering a gritty campaign and competitive multiplayer experiences. The game remains a popular title within the franchise, but this recent security scare has raised significant concerns about online safety for players, especially as new titles like Black Ops 7 are on the horizon.