Denuvo Takes Hacker Accused of Hacking 26 Video Games to Court
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Denuvo are suing a prolific cracker for bypassing their DRM on 26 videogames, despite not knowing their real identity
Digital rights management software provider Denuvo are taking a prolific anonymous game cracker to court in the USA, accusing them of violating the Digital Millennium Copyright Act by circumventing the anti-tamper technology on 26 games, including Black Myth: Wukong, Resident Evil Requiem and Doom: The Dark Ages.
Denuvo is now also taking legal action against one of his most persistent opponents. The target is the previously unknown person or group behind the pseudonym voices38, which Denuvo's anti-tamper technique is said to have eliminated in at least 26 games. more
Denuvo takes hacker accused of hacking 26 video games to court
Denovothe company known for its namesake DRM, has taken on Take legal action against hackers Accused of releasing a “crack” capable of removing anti-piracy systems from dozens of video games. Denuvo has long been a topic of debate in the PC gaming community because some users believe it can negatively impact performance. Although workarounds based […]
The manufacturer of the well-known tampering software filed a complaint in California against an anonymous user.
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