Call of duty ghost hacking is not uncommon for hackers to find exploits in a game but it usually doesn’t happen until a few months after the release date. However, hackers have discovered a way to hack the new Call of Duty title and are able to manipulate weapons, hit boxes, user names and who knows what else.

This is a new call of duty ghost hacking that allows players to shoot at enemies without the game thinking they’re shooting directly at them. The game still believes the player is aiming at an enemy, but the bullets are thrown off in different directions. This makes the cheaters’ shots appear to be a bit off, but it also allows them to keep their aiming accurate for longer.

The call of duty ghost hacking works by creating a “Hallucination” of an enemy player and then mimicking their movements to trick the game into thinking they’re a real-life player. This will allow the game to gather in-game data and help the developers detect other hackers.

 Hackers Online Club (HOC)

Unlike the original Ghost, this version does not protect the player from enemy Scorestreaks and objectives (except Attack Dogs on the Wii version). Moreover, it also does not hide the player from UAV, unlike Camouflage and the UAV Jammer perk. But, it does prevent the announcer from displaying the name and location of the player when they use an enemy Scorestreak or capture an objective. It also prevents the player from glowing white in the Infrared Scope and Camera Spike.