EA has begun rectifying around 150 "faulty bans" issued to legitimate, law-abiding Battlefield 3 gamers on PC. Hackers handed out these bans by exploiting third-party anti-cheat software PunkBuster. Their mission was to expose not only PunkBuster's weaknesses, but also those of GGC and PBBans - more anti-cheater server software that live-tracks bans among other things.
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EA has begun rectifying around 150 "faulty bans" issued to legitimate, law-abiding Battlefield 3 gamers on PC. Hackers handed out these bans by exploiting third-party anti-cheat software PunkBuster. Their mission was to expose not only PunkBuster's weaknesses, but also those of GGC and PBBans - more anti-cheater server software that live-tracks bans among other things.
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