Pirate Who Cracked Denuvo Games Like Resident Evil Requiem Plans to Keep Doing So Despite Being Sued
A pirate known for cracking games that utilize the DRM software Denuvo is being hit with a lawsuit... but that isn't stopping them from continuing on.
A pirate, referred to as "voices38", has been sued by the software company Denuvo for allegedly cracking games protected by their DRM software. However, despite the lawsuit, the pirate plans to continue cracking games, according to a Reddit statement. Denuvo's DRM software is designed to prevent games from being pirated, but it has been cracked before, with "Resident Evil Requiem" being cracked in about a month and a half.
The pirate remains anonymous, and the company is working to identify them. The case is reminiscent of other similar incidents, such as the recent GTA 6 leaks, where a leaker obtained access to a game build and vanished. The anonymity and evasiveness of online hackers suggest they are getting better at avoiding detection.
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