We do not believe there are any more serious risks to affected players or their machines.Īs such, Respawn does not believe that the exploit poses serious risks to affected players and their machines and is continuing its investigation.
The latest update from the game developer as of publication time suggests "that we're dealing with a simple exploit that can be used to crash games," Respawn said.Īn Update: We’re still investigating this issue but our engineers believe that we’re dealing with a simple exploit that can be used to crash games. We have no other information to share at the moment but will update once we do," said Respawn a few hours ago.
"We are aware of reports of a security vulnerability affecting Titanfall 2 and are investigating. Until more information is disclosed and the reported vulnerability is squashed, community members suggest removing the game as a safeguard. The alleged exploit reportedly affects Titanfall 2 players on all platforms-Windows, PlayStation, and Xbox. Gamers allege that the vulnerability lets attackers gain local code execution abilities from developer Respawn's servers. Uninstall it for now until a fix is released. If you own Titanfall 2 on PC, *DO NOT* launch the game. are reporting that Titanfall 2 is currently massively compromised. Several members of the Titanfall 2 community incl. Reports of the game being hacked started circulating on Twitter after Titanfall 2 community members, including Leon Benkovic, were seen urging players to uninstall the game: Northstar client for custom servers on PC for Titanfall 2 has been released as an aid for official servers attacks and a playground for modding, check it out Northstar servers: 147. And the developer stated that hacking Apex Legends will not impact its dedication to Titanfall, and the company is hiring additional team members to develop anti-hack tools for Apex Legends and ban cheaters.Popular first-person shooter Titanfall 2 is rumored to have a severe security vulnerability that has been exploited.
Almost as confirmation of fans’ perception, Respawn fixed the Apex Legends hack within six hours, which only further upset Titanfall players.
After exiting an Apex match, a popup would appear that directed players to the website. In fact, a couple of weeks ago, Respawn Community Coordinator Jason Garza revealed that only one or two people are currently working on the Titanfall DDoS issues “because everybody else is on Apex.” Not surprisingly, this disclosure outraged many Titanfall players.Įarlier in July, a disgruntled Titanfall player hacked Apex Legends in protest of the developer’s lack of attention to Titanfall. This has resulted in unacceptable neglect of the two older games, according to many fans. One of the reasons for the unresolved DDoS problems is Respawn’s narrowed focus on Apex Legends, the developer’s more popular franchise.
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