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And it's very hard but fame-inducing and illegal to defeat locks.
by inigyou 3mo ago
And it's very hard but fame-inducing and illegal to defeat locks.
- flerchin 3mo ago1. Hard. No. 2. Fame-inducing. No. 3. Illegal. Maybe where you live.
- inigyou 3mo agoReally? You cracked Denuvo?
- goodmythical 3mo agoDenuvo doesn't exist in a vast majority of games. It's not even used in all modern games.
- nemomarx 3mo agoDenuvo cracks have sped up a lot lately, and usually take two months or less.
- inigyou 3mo agoBecause the system itself has been thoroughly defeated. Apparently GGP did that, because they think it isn't hard.
- not_a9 3mo agoback.engineering folks seem to imply that Denuvo is another case of virtualization based obfuscator being vulnerable to a symbolic execution/optimization approach. > As AI assisted static deobfuscation continues to improve we will see more virtual machine based obfuscators fold away. In an upcoming article we will publish details on how we fully statically devirtualized Denuvo anti(tamper/cheat). One of the most attacked pieces of software second only to anticheats. …or you can not bother with analyzing at all and just feed correct CPUID/shared data/whatever values to Denuvo, like the hypervisor thing does. https://back.engineering/blog/31/07/2026/ https://back.engineering/blog/31/07/2026/
- not_a9 3mo agoTo add to this, the obfuscation used for their anticheat seems to be… kinda bad? Worse than Epic’s virtualizer/Griffin probably https://k0mkc.hatenablog.com/entry/2026/08/06/032440 https://k0mkc.hatenablog.com/entry/2026/08/06/032440 Mind you, odds are their anti-tamper/DRM is a different case.