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Following Bungie's 2021 lawsuit, a court has now ruled that Destiny 2 cheat seller AimJunkies and its parent company Phoenix Digital violated the DMCA's anti-circumvention provisions.Software creator James May, who made Destiny 2 cheats for AimJunkies, bypassed Bungie's technical precautions, a judge agreed. Furthermore, even though May was not directly employed by AimJunkies, its parent…

Aimjunkies, a site that hosted so-called Destiny 2 hacks, has been ordered to pay over $4.3 million in damages to developer Bungie.

Cheat developer James May can continue his 'hacking,' theft, and DMCA violation claims against Bungie, a federal court ruled.

Destiny 2 lawsuit counterclaims made by alleged cheat seller AimJunkie that claimed cheating isn't against the law has been dismissed by a U.S. federal court

Recently, Bungie has been handing out lawsuits against cheat sellers and cheat creators, looking to stamp out cheating in Destiny 2. For the most part, Bungie is winning these cases, but it ran into a wall earlier this year when AimJunkies counter-sued the company. Bungie has previously filed a lawsuit against AimJunkies for providing cheats …