This weekend, there were reports of hackers targeting unsuspecting players in Black Ops 2, forcing their accounts into unachievable Prestige levels, which caused the game to crash. As a result, the publisher has now issued an emergency patch to try and stave off the issues. Writing on its Call of Duty Updates page, a spokesperson said: “We've released backend updates to improve match security as we review accounts with incorrect Prestige levels.” Subscribe to Push Square on YouTube171kWe've released backend updates to improve match security as we review accounts with incorrect Prestige levels. However, it adds:“If you're able to reconnect after receiving this notice, your account has been processed successfully and no further action is required.