Hi and welcome to malicious life in collaboration with Cyberisen.

This week in between the regular episodes of our podcast and while you're waiting for the second part of the

miniseries on Bitcoin's Seguit 2X conundrum, I have a different kind of episode for you.

It's an episode of the podcast CP Radio that I and the rest of the malicious life team are creating for Checkpoint's Research Division.

Checkpoint, if you're not familiar with the name, is one of the very first cyber security companies.

It was created in the early 90s and pioneered the use of firewalls for enterprise and personal protection.

CP Radio is also a podcast about cyber security, but it has slightly different character than what you're used to in malicious life.

While malicious life focuses mainly on the history of cyber security, CP Radio brings contemporary real world stories

done by the checkpoint research team of analysts and investigators.

The story you're about to hear now is about a fairly recent

vulnerability that the research team uncovered in Fortnite. A video game so popular

it's actually described as a cultural phenomena on Wikipedia.

I don't know about its cultural impact.

I can tell you that my kids have spent hundreds of hours in the game and hundreds of dollars on in-game

perks and skins. And they're certainly not the only ones. The game boasts more than 100 million players worldwide.

If you love the episode you're about here, you can find more CP radio episodes at research.

Checkpoint.com, and of course you can find a podcast in every podcast

app out there search for CP radio. That's it for now. Enjoy the episode. Hi and welcome back to the Checkpoint Research Podcast. My name is Ren Levy.

In this episode of our show we'll be talking about Fort Knight, or more specifically Fortnite Battle Royale one of the most popular video games of all time

and how many people play Fortnite in across the world? Okay so this is is this is the key. So we are saying it's a game but this is like

huge infrastructure we're talking about around 80 and sorry around 90 millions players per day.

To date, over 50.

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