Red Dead Redemption 2 players are shocked after hackers invade the game with racist content

It seems that Red Dead Redemption 2 and the online development Red Dead Online are still marginalized and did not receive enough attention from Rockstar. As a new in-game phenomenon begins to mar the game's experiences and influencer live broadcasts, repeated calls for Rockstar's intervention multiply.

It started when a hacker accessed the live broadcasts of some influencers in the Red Dead Online game using script-kids loopholes and worked to transfer players during the broadcast to certain areas in the game world and changed their names to the racist name Nigro, dressed as the KKK group and sat them in a place and executed Executions by burning and hanging characters in the game.
One of the influencers (quoting Dexerto), who regularly broadcasts Red Dead Redemption 2 and developed Red Dead Online, said:

I've stopped playing Red Dead Online during the broadcast because script-kids are nonstop moving everyone into one area, changing everyone's name to the N word (the destination Nigro), dressing up as KKK members, burning/hanging people, while forcing other players to sit and watch.

The interesting thing is that there is no way to prevent such outside interference from hackers. Tez2, famous for covering the news and details of the Rockstar games, commented that this matter can only be fixed through the intervention of the Rockstar company only.

Unfortunately, there's not much you can do without Rockstar involved, the "KKK conversion phenomenon" has occurred before in the game and Rockstar stepped in to address it with a background update. Surprised it is still happening. However, Red Dead Online background updates are no longer as frequent as they used to be.

The interesting thing is that one of the players who complained about the same problem noticed that he also could not play Red Dead Redemption 2, where the hacker using script-kids sends many invitations to play over the network, which makes the game separate you from the server and takes you to the main interface of the game.

As of the moment of writing this report, there has been no response from Rockstar on the matter.