Call of Duty servers attacked by hackers (Topic)

A group of hackers called the Lizard Squad attacked Activision's North American servers running Destiny's online games and `` Call of Duty: Ghosts, '' according to Gamespot. They completely stopped working, so an announcement was posted on the support team's Twitter page that the company is aware of what happened and is trying to fix the problem.

However, this comment was later removed, and representatives of Activision declined to comment on what was happening.

Recall that this group of hackers uses the so-called DDos attack, with the help of which servers are overloaded with connection requests, and unable to withstand such pressure, they are disconnected. The reason for the attack is unknown. Shortly before what happened " Lizard Squad " wrote on Twitter: `` Get ready to meet a huge number of very angry gamers. ''

As a reminder, the game `` Destiny '' was released in mid-September 2014. Activision reported that in the first 24 hours after the start of sales of the shooter, it was able to help out $ 500 million. Introduced in 2013, Call of Duty: Ghosts grossed over $ 1 billion.

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Author: Jake Pinkman