Denuvo update blocks hypervisor bypass used to crack PC games

Denuvo update blocks hypervisor bypass used to crack PC games

Denuvo appears to have been updated and the hypervisor bypass that has been used to crack dozens of games no longer works if recent reports are to be believed.

The reports state that Star Wars: Galactic Racer remains uncracked several days after launch, suggesting the game ships with the latest edition of the DRM software built to close the loophole that previously cracked Denuvo-secured games wide-open.

Once again, this appears to be causing issues for legitimate players as Steam reviews are reporting issues with the game from crashing outright on startup to other hiccups once in game.

The ongoing lawsuit against hacker voices38 - the anonymous individual involved in the Denuvo cracking situation continues, with Denuvo having filed subpoenas against Discord, Reddit, Valve, and Microsoft to try and unmask and help identify them across the platforms.

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Tip, don't waste your time arguing with industry shills. They'll never learn, and they pretend to be against the capitalist agenda but they are 100% for it in every way.
My intent is to dismantle their falsehoods in public so they don't spread to people who don't know better.
 
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My question being to that would be how could these corperations make any better sequals if they considered piracy as not theft and just handed it out to everyone stating yeah you can just pirate it.
Exactly how they have been doing it this whole time and make stupid money for little effort. Do the math, gaming is overvalued in pricing and they dont need more money.
Piracy has been around since the start of gaming, its not going anywhere.
 
Exactly how they have been doing it this whole time and make stupid money for little effort. Do the math, gaming is overvalued in pricing and they dont need more money.
Piracy has been around since the start of gaming, its not going anywhere.
Never said anything about it going anywhere let's do some math.

More money = more content for gaming
Less money = Less production value and studios closing that makes less profit and or getting sold off to bigger corperations
 
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Once again, this appears to be causing issues for legitimate players as Steam reviews are reporting issues with the game from crashing outright on startup to other hiccups once in game.


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How much longer will they continue lying, that Denuvo does not impact legitimate customers?
 

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