Black Ops 6 Ranked Play, confirming that its Ricochet anti-cheat program has now banned over 19,000 cheaters since th

Black Ops 6 hackers have uncovered a way to use banned weapons during Ranked Play matches giving them a huge advantage

A new update from Black Ops 6 devs on the state of cheaters in Ranked Play has been swiftly disregarded as “complete propaganda.”

Black Ops 6 is getting a ranked mode soon for both multiplayer and Warzone, so here's what you need to know about it.

Call of Duty's Ricochet anti-cheat is active in Black Ops 6 and Warzone, but unsavory players were still managing to flood into Ranked Play mode. Activision says this is partially due to an outage that was identified as lowering Ricochet's efficiency of the AI systems used for cheat detection.

Black Ops 6 anti-cheat has swung the ban hammer after an influx of hackers ruined the launch of the game's Ranked Play mode.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is adding Ranked Play today, one day earlier than previously announced. Developer Treyarch has outlined the rules and systems for Ranked Play, including banned weapons and rewards.

Black Ops 6 ranked play faces backlash as cheaters begin to dominate. Activision's anti-cheat efforts spark skepticism among players.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has been out for a month, and multiplayer is, of course, where cheaters are doing their best to ruin everyone else’s fun – but Activision is doing its best to catch them with an increasing emphasis on using AI.