Denuvo Sues Game Cracker 'voices38' for Bypassing its Anti-Tamper DRM
Denuvo alleges the anonymous cracker bypassed its anti-tamper system on 26 games and seeks damages and an injunction under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
- On Monday, Denuvo GmbH filed a lawsuit at the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California against an anonymous cracker known as voices38 for bypassing Anti-Tamper technology on 26 games.
- Denuvo argues that bypassing its Anti-Tamper protection violates the DMCA's anti-circumvention provisions, since the company does not own the games' copyrights and cannot sue for traditional copyright infringement as publishers could.
- Denuvo's complaint requests damages and an injunction against future circumvention, identifying a Discord user ID, a Reddit account, and seven Steam profiles believed linked to the cracker.
- Naming an unknown individual or entity as the primary defendant, the complaint also includes ten unnamed Doe defendants as voices38 continues releasing cracks despite the legal action.
- Denuvo hopes to eventually unmask the cracker using information linked to the identified accounts, though whether voices38 will appear in court remains uncertain.
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Denuvo Admits Defeat, Files Lawsuit Against Cracker voices38
Now, here is something that made me laugh. Irdeto/Denuvo has admitted defeat by filing a lawsuit against the cracker voices38. This is the first time I’ve seen Denuvo or Irdeto sue someone for cracking their games. To me, this is the definition of admitting defeat. Instead of improving its protection, Denuvo has resorted to suing … Continue reading Denuvo Admits Defeat, Files Lawsuit Against Cracker voices38 →
The Hunt for voices38 Begins as Denuvo Sues Notorious Game Cracker in U.S. Court
Anti-tamper and digital rights management (DRM) software company Denuvo has filed a federal lawsuit against the person or entity behind the voices38 alias, accusing them of bypassing its Anti-Tamper protection on PC games and sharing material that allegedly helped others gain unauthorized access to protected games. The complaint was filed on September 14 in the […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire
Denuvo filed a lawsuit in California on September 14 against the anonymous cracker known as voices38, accusing him of evading his Anti-Tamper technology in 26 video games. The company seeks financial compensation and a court order, although it still does not know the identity of the defendant and his allegations have not been substantiated.
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