World of Warcraft Hackers Using Sony BMG Rootkit

November 4th 2005 | General

Want to cheat in your online game and not get caught? Just buy a Sony BMG copy protected CD.

World of Warcraft hackers have confirmed that the hiding capabilities of Sony BMG’s content protection software can make tools made for cheating in the online world impossible to detect.

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World of Warcraft Hackers Using Sony BMG Rootkit
Published in: General on 2005-11-04