CoD: Black Ops 2 Port Is Plagued By A Hacker Resetting Accounts
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 ports for PS5 and PS4 are experiencing significant security issues following their recent launch. Hackers operating under the gamertags “C Isn’t Sharp” and “Who Isn’t Sharp” are actively targeting player accounts, causing disruptions that go beyond typical cheating.
Instead of using standard hacks like aimbots or wallhacks, these attackers are engaging in more intrusive account manipulation. Players who encounter these gamertags report being kicked from matches mid-game, having their rank altered or reset, and suffering other account compromises. The attacks appear coordinated and systematic, affecting multiple players across the community.
While Call of Duty games have long been targets for hackers—particularly the older titles—this particular exploit represents a more severe threat to the player experience. Account resets and unauthorized modifications go beyond individual performance advantages in matches, potentially destroying players’ progress and investment in the game.
The widespread reports from the player community suggest this is an ongoing problem that hasn’t been quickly addressed. With these classic games re-released to a new audience on current-generation consoles, the security vulnerabilities appear to have made the transition alongside the gameplay.