Last week, Blizzard won a court case in Germany against Bossland GmbH, the German company responsible for making and selling bot programs for World of Warcraft, among many other games. Players can use ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Blizzard is currently in the process of suing the creator of bot software which auto-performs ...

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Blizzard Entertainment has won $7 million in a long-running lawsuit against a World of Warcraft bot company. Blizzard initially filed suit against Ceiling Fan Software in December 2011. Ceiling Fan ...

The creators of HonorBuddy, a popular World of Warcraft bot that was recently detected by Blizzard, has admitted defeat and apologised to its users. Posting on the official Honorbuddy forum, staff ...

Blizzard is now claiming that World of Warcraft bot author Michael Donnelly has made $2.8 million by selling his controversial Glider software, according to recent motions filed in court and mirrored ...

Renowned game developer Blizzard has filed suit against a man named Michael Donnelly, the creator of a software program that allows users to automate play of the company's popular title, World of ...

(CN) - The publisher of "World of Warcraft" claims a software company has made "tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in unjust profits" by selling a bot that enables people to cheat at the ...

Kinda funny that a game that's been around in some form or another for 15 years hasn't managed to solve the botting problem Click to expand... Yeah I remember in the Burning Crusade days gold sellers ...