Denuvo sues game hacker for releasing ‘cracks’ for 26 games that remove its DRM protection
DRM company Denuvo has sued a game hacker for releasing ‘cracks’ for games that remove its protection software. Denuvo’s anti-tamper software has been the source of controversy for some time now, as some players believe it can have an adverse effect on PC game performance. At the end of last year, the game pirating community created a bypass which installs a driver at a PC’s kernel level, and can intercept and respond to Denuvo security checks, theoretically blowing open Denuvo’s security. Read More...
DRM company Denuvo has sued a game hacker for releasing ‘cracks’ for games that remove its protection software.Denuvo’s anti-tamper software has been the source of controversy for some time now, as some players believe it can have an adverse effect on PC game performance.
At the end of last year, the game pirating community created a bypass which installs a driver at a PC’s kernel level, and can intercept and respond to Denuvo security checks, theoretically blowing open Denuvo’s security.
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