Over the past few months, humanity has learned to live without routine physical interactions, hangouts, and normalcy. It has been incredibly challenging, of course, but thanks to a number of carefully developed tools, we have become accustomed to this quarantine life and everything that comes with it.

Online multiplayer and social deduction game, Among Us, has been such a rare blessing amidst the raging pandemic. It has allowed us to take a breather and play a fun party game for a change, to argue with our friends and family for no apparent reason.

Unfortunately, with its rise in popularity has come the usual crop of “low-lives”; hackers who will do anything to ruin the mood of a good casual game. Today, we’re taking a look at the reports of Among Us hacking and telling you how to tell if it’s malicious.

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