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Unless the developer accidentally delivers a slim .exe without malware and and a fat one with said malware. In this case, there is no need to crack so why would
by coretx 7y ago
Unless the developer accidentally delivers a slim .exe without malware and and a fat one with said malware.
In this case, there is no need to crack so why would they?
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/CrackWatch/comments/fli390/um_guys_i_think_i_cracked_doom_eternal_serious/ https://www.reddit.com/r/CrackWatch/comments/fli390/um_guys_...
[ Link about Doom Eternal launched with and without malware - 0day news. ;-) ]
- vasyl_s 7y agoIt's pretty cool to see a zero day "crack" again https://www.iscracked.info/is-doom-eternal-cracked https://www.iscracked.info/is-doom-eternal-cracked
- joomla 7y agoHopefully Resident Evil 3 gets a zero day crack as well https://www.iscracked.info/is-resident-evil-3-remake-cracked https://www.iscracked.info/is-resident-evil-3-remake-cracked
- coretx 7y agoI'm no fan of Denuvo, but cut them some slack! Simply swapping the names of two executables - the clean version only being there accidentally - is no real "crack". Although i understand why your source presents it as such and admittedly giggled behind my desk while reading it.