The folks at Blizzard Entertainment — you know, the company behind World of Warcraft and Overwatch — were just awarded $8.6 million in a lawsuit against Bossland, a service that sells illegal cheats ...

Blizzard has won a copyright infringement case against Bossland, the creator of cheating software for several games including Overwatch and World of Warcraft. Blizzard has been very strict when it ...

Blizzard filed a lawsuit against Bossland in early March, and court orders via TorrentFreak confirm the developer was handed a pretty easy victory and $8.5 million in damages. The Bossland bot makers ...

As a result, Blizzard is now asking for $200 per 42,818 individual hacks that occurred in the U.S. at the time of filing. In the initial complaint, it was accused that Bossland had engaged in ...

Playing games can be hard enough without cheaters runing the experience for others. At least that is at the heart of a court case filed by Blizzard against Bossland GMBH, a German company that makes ...

Game On: ‘World of Warcraft’ players. With big bucks on the line in the multibillion-dollar video-game industry, developers are increasingly using a decidedly old-school tactic to combat hackers who ...

Blizzard Entertainment is suing the makers of several video game cheats for copyright infringement and unfair competition. Bossland, the German creators of cheats for Overwatch, World of Warcraft, ...

Blizzard has about as much interest in stamping out cheaters as you do, and it's willing to go to court to keep things clean. The company has filed a US lawsuit against Bossland, a German developer ...