The Black Ops 2 PlayStation port has been plagued with hackers resetting accounts and altering Prestige levels, and the devs have released an update to counter it. Call of Duty: Black Ops and Black Ops 2 arrived on PlayStation 4 and 5 on July 9, bringing faithful ports of the old games but with new servers. Now, the devs have released more security updates to Black Ops 2 and are cracking down on players who have abused hacked lobbies to increase their rank. Black Ops 2 devs respond to account level hacks“We’ve released backend updates to improve match security as we review accounts with incorrect Prestige levels,” Activision announced on August 2. However, “If you’re unable to reconnect, your account has been identified for enforcement based on evidence of intentionally obtaining unauthorized Prestige levels or other violations of our Terms of Service, including account manipulation.”