Major Victory: Leading Cheat Provider ‘Interwebz’ Ceases Operations

In a significant blow to cheaters within the multiplayer gaming community, Interwebz, a prominent provider of cheats for popular FPS games like Call of Duty and Counter-Strike 2, announced on its official website yesterday that it will be shutting down its services in response to a legal notice.

The website’s landing page now displays an ‘Important Announcement,’ stating that Interwebz has received a legal notice regarding their products and has no option but to terminate their existing services in compliance with the notice.

A cheat maker for Call of Duty called ‘Interwebz’ has shut down their operations after getting a legal notice to take down their cheats and website. Per CHARLIE INTEL via X
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Although the statement does not explicitly identify the sender of the legal notice, speculation suggests that it may have originated from Activision themselves. A quick Google search reveals that Interwebz has been in operation since as early as 2009, offering “premium cheats for a variety of different games.”

The news was first reported by @charlieINTEL, who shared the complete statement on X; subsequently, fans expressed joy and relief at this ‘W’ (win) against hackers. Cheating remains a significant issue in multiplayer gaming, and if you’ve ever encountered a cheater in a Call of Duty match, you know how frustrating and infuriating the experience can be.

Screenshot showcasing how the game looks like to a Warzone player using a cheating program.
Warzone as seen by a cheater.

The shutdown of Interwebz marks a significant step in combating this persistent issue, bringing hope for fairer gameplay experiences in the future!