A new Warzone hack has recently been discovered, and this one is quite naughty since it allows cheating to be concealed in full live even with a camera pointed at the screen.
While Warzone’s RICOCHET anti-cheat has helped alleviate some of the Battle Royale’s cheating issues, there are still plenty that have managed to slip through the cracks.
And frequently, some cheaters even display their hack software to a large audience, often going so far as to show it live.
Of course, not everyone is so cheeky when it comes to cheating, especially those who want to avoid getting banned.
But it’s not uncommon for some cheaters to sometimes go to great lengths to hide their hacks from prying eyes.
And recently, a YouTube video revealed a very simple new process that allows you to cheat while showing your screen to the camera.
Warzone streamers cheat evolves
If the popular aimbot and wallhack weren’t enough for you, this new hack just took the crown.
As shown in the video below, it is now possible to superimpose the images of its camera (webcam) in order to hide its real actions on the screen.
This basically means that cheaters can now freely use their hacks in full live while appearing to be legit. Viewers will only see what the cheater in question wants them to see.
This hack is so believable that it’s only when the author of the video runs his hand across the screen that everything is revealed.
Of course, these cheats can still be reported in-game, but it’s now harder to spot them during a live.
And of course, it also totally hurts legitimate Warzone streamers who don’t use hacks to gain an unfair advantage.