What really happens, however, is once download, the so-called hacks install vicious malware on the player’s PC. Others claim they can make players move faster, supposed to create a aimbot for the player to get more kills, or help the player run at speeds other players can’t match. The most popular one promises players free V-Bucks but it’s far from the only one out there. Fortnite hacks make all sort of promises to players. However, this fake hack instead installs vicious malware on players PCs, which has impacted over 78,000 players. The most popular fake hack of all has to be the one that promises players free V-Bucks, a type of in-game currency that can normally only be bought with real currency. Most hacks are viruses that install malware into your PCīe wary of any website, program, or file promising free V-bucks. While there may be some legitimate hacks for Fortnite on the PC, with the prevalence of hacking scams your best bet is to just leave them alone. That manipulation comes in the form of hacks that promise players the ability to aim easier, earn free in-game currency, and move faster. Unfortunately, for the tens of thousands of players impacted by these hacks, they rarely deliver on their promises and instead give the player’s computer a bad case of malware and steal personal data.
So, it was only a matter of time before some enterprising, and downright dastardly, people started to manipulate and take advantage of Fortnite players looking for a competitive edge. Fortnite is one of the biggest free-to-play games with plenty of in-game purchases and a very steep learning curve.
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