The most ruthless in history, hacked the game server and used the professional player account to open the hanging!

Something big has happened to Apex Legends.

In front of hundreds of thousands of viewers at the ALGS North American Finals on March 18, Team DarkZero pro Gen was streaming his first view.

Suddenly, a strange window appeared on his screen with options such as "Magic Bullet", "Auto-Fire", "Lock", etc.

Obviously, this is a cheat.

Faced with the sudden change, Gen thought it was an ordinary pop-up window and closed it.

Then, just like the viewer's God's perspective, Gen finds himself able to see the locations of all the other players on the map, commonly known as "perspective hanging".

You know, this is an official game, and he kept saying "wtf?It's cheating, I got hacked!" to his teammates in a panic, and raised his hands to show his innocence.

After a quick conversation with his teammates, he opted out of the game to keep it fair.

However, the matter is not over here, and then the well-known player of the TSM team, ImperialHal, was also "forced" to open the hanging, this time his hanging was even more ruthless, it was a fork + self-aiming, pointing east and west, and the gun was not missing.

If you look closely, you can see that when Hal aims and shoots, not only does the person aiming take damage, but two damage numbers also pop up in the lower right corner of the scope.

After these two shots, Hal realizes that he has also been hacked, so he decisively gives up shooting and hangs up the whole time.

Due to the sudden hacking incident, ALGS officials urgently stopped the competition, and then Hal wanted to play the ladder Rank, but found that his account had been blocked.

Today, ALGS officially announced the postponement of the North American Finals, and the previous matches will also be replayed.

The EAC (Easy Anti-Cheat), which is responsible for Apex's anti-cheat system, also denied that there was such a vulnerability, which could allow hackers to implant cheats into the streamer's computer.

But this did happen in front of so many people, you said there was no loophole, does anyone believe this?

However, even with such outrageous things, players' attention has long since been taken away from the game.

Now the whole network is focused on the mysterious hacker.

因为在入侵 Gen 的电脑时，Gen 的角色自动在公屏发送了一则消息：Apex hacking global series by Destroyer2009 & R4ndom（ Apex 作弊世界赛由 Destroyer2009 & R4ndom 负责 ）

This hacker, called 2009, is arguably the most popular character in Apex in recent times, and in this game, he is like a "god" and can do anything.

He was the most arrogant "Hang B" during this time, and even hit the highest rank of "Hunter" by opening the hanging, killing professional players in high-end rounds, and hacking into the Discord channel of professional players from time to time to chat with them.

When he was in a good mood, he hacked into the server, and then sent 4,000 boxes to the pros for him to play in the lottery.

This is not the most outrageous, 2009 can even hack the ranked matching system, kick out the three rows of teammates of the professional brother, and then force the professional brother to form a line with him.

During a livestream, TSM pro Mande met 2009, and he chatted with 2009 and asked him how he did it.

In 2009, Mande replied with a voice changer that it was "the result of years of hard work".

And he has 200 accounts on the ladder at the same time, and no one can catch him.

2009 says that if Reborn Studios (the developer of Apex) puts him in charge of Apex's anti-cheat, he can make the best anti-cheat system Apex has ever made, but Reborn certainly won't.

And in 2009 he had the ability to hack into the account of any professional player, and he even opened 500 boxes with Mande's account...

This highly skilled hacker has appeared in such a high-profile manner many times, but EA and Rebirth Studios have not responded at all, and I don't know if they are too lazy to care.

So the official suffered, and the reappearance of ALGS in 2009 made EA, a major North American game manufacturer, lose face under the gaze of countless people.

However, both players and pros seem to have gotten used to it, and they didn't even bother to spray EA after the game, and the two "victims" of Hal and Gen happily started a live broadcast to review their "hanging" videos.

This is another reflection of how inactive EA is and how disappointed players are.

Apex is definitely the best battle royale game out there, but it's also world-famous for its crotch pull system.

As early as a few years ago, there was a cheating maniac named Tufi in "Apex", who arrogantly opened on the ladder and was not afraid of being reported and banned, because he could unblock his account through server vulnerability exploit permissions.

And it's a cliché to say that Apex's tournament servers are being attacked by DDoS, as if EA's server is completely defenseless, left to be slaughtered.

The most chilling thing for players is that after all these years, EA has not grown at all, and it is even worse than before.

In the past, the most common game was that the server was attacked, but this time it's good, hackers can directly go to the number of professional players to open and hang on behalf of them.

It's no wonder that Apex players are losing so quickly, and it's the first game in the professional arena to be able to create such an abstract and rotten game.

If the EA guys really don't know anything about hackers, I can give you a piece of information that this guy is supposed to be a Russian.

Because when Gen was "opened", a plug-in interface appeared, and there was an option called "Vote Putin" (vote for Putin).

Actually, I feel very strange, why are other games not so outrageously arrogant, and they can't make such dramatic operations as "Apex"?

Are the genius hackers playing Apex, or is EA's cybersecurity department all dry?

You say it's not doing anything, but the Hal that was forced to hang was banned on the spot, you say it's doing something, and a big hanger like 2009 can dance on your server.

It's such a big deal, if EA doesn't deal with it more aggressively, I don't know how many players will abandon Apex.

EA, you can grow a little longer.