PS3 crack leads to "Call of Duty" and it's hard to fix

Recently, game developer Infinity Ward warned players that its two Call of Duty series "Call of Duty 4" and "Modern Warfare 2" due to the recent PS3 cracking events led to a serious flaw in its online mode, and can not be repaired through a simple patch.　　The hacker server is said to be able to reset the player's stats and unlock capabilities, as well as give players temporary capabilities such as automatic targeting and acceleration.　　Robert Bowling, the community manager and founder of Infinity Ward, said in an official forum that the company was looking for a solution to the problem, but they may have to wait for Sony to solve the PS3 problem. Bowling wrote in the post: "The game relies on the encryption security of the platform, so the patch to upgrade the game does not fundamentally solve the problem, unless the platform itself security vulnerabilities are properly addressed."　　He also suggested that in the future Infinity Ward's game would include additional security measures to prevent such incidents, and that the pirate call series would be difficult to repair and would attract more attention from hackers because of the popularity of the game.　　Bowling advises players to play a private game from now on only with the players they know and to notify Sony of the hacker servers they run into. Last month, a hacker group George "GeoHot" Hotz acquired and unveiled the security keys that Sony used to block unauthorized programs from running on PS3. According to hackers, this will be difficult to repair by upgrading firmware and other methods.