Certain versions of Call Of Duty: WW2 may expose players to inappropriate content, unwanted messages, and potentially ransomware. Activision has temporarily removed the Xbox PC version from online play due to reports of a remote code execution (RCE) exploit. Players have shared evidence of unusual occurrences during gameplay, including messages related to legal actions against cheat code distributors. While Activision has not confirmed the RCE, they acknowledged an "issue" that led to the game's removal. The game is still available on Steam and Battle.net, but it is unclear if these platforms are affected. The hacker group VX-Underground suggested that the disruptions are likely linked to the RCE exploit, with potential malware deployment, although the intent appears to be more mischievous than harmful.