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EFF Label’s Blizzard’s Anti-cheat Warden Program - “Spyware”
Categories: Privacy Cases
Unbeknownst to many gamers, World of Warcraft now has an unwanted special feature—a hidden program called “Warden” that snoops gamers’ computers looking for any “unauthorized third-party program” that “enables or facilitates cheating of any type”.
Sources: EFF | BBC | Game Politics | Rootkit.com | AlterNet
Related Posts:
- EFF Label’s Blizzard’s Anti-cheat Warden Program - “Spyware” (October 20, 2005)
- Player’s Say Blizzard’s Anti-cheat Warden Program Invades Privacy (August 12, 2005)
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