Call of Duty DMZ Ban Wave: Infinity Ward Cracks Down [Confirmed]

According to verified reports from Insider Gaming published this week, developer Infinity Ward has officially initiated sweeping enforcement actions and permanent account bans against players actively utilizing item duplication exploits within Call of Duty DMZ. The crackdown directly addresses widespread abuse of inventory glitches that allowed operators to endlessly replicate high-value contraband weapons, rare keys, and valuable secure items across multiple extraction runs. Players engaging in these unauthorized methods have reported sudden login errors, account suspensions, and complete inventory wipes as automated detection systems flagged irregular server extraction data. According to community feedback, the developer's zero-tolerance stance marks a decisive pivot toward safeguarding the extraction shooter's fragile in-game economy. By removing corrupted assets from active circulation, Infinity Ward hopes to level the playing field for legitimate operators who grind standard missions without exploiting game code vulnerabilities. Industry analysts note that similar strict enforcement sweeps will continue throughout upcoming seasonal patches as the studio refines telemetry protocols.