<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Activision has pulled the PC version of Call of Duty: WWII from Game Pass just days after its release, reportedly due to severe hacking issues.</li><li>The specific details of the issue were not provided by the publisher, but the removal followed claims of players experiencing Remote Code Execution (RCE) attacks, leading to a loss of control over their PCs.</li><li>Players shared clips on social media showcasing the hacking problem in WWII before the game was taken offline, with some demonstrating RCE attacks occurring during multiplayer matches.</li><li>The incident is reminiscent of a similar attack on Dark Souls 3 in 2022, which resulted in the trilogy being temporarily removed to address the security concern.</li></ul>

Call Of Duty: WWII's Game Pass PC Version Was Pulled, Reportedly After Hacking Issues

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