The relentless battle, with two seemingly resolute forces refusing to compromise, is what seems to overshadow the battle between the Italian hacking team - CPY and Denuvo, one of the most effective anti-piracy systems on the market today. Denuvo did look on the wind after successfully ensuring version 4.7 they protect the release of giant games over the past few months, including one of the most popular open-world games in 2017 yesterday - Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Origins. After a long wait, pirated gamers seem to be having fun tonight!
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| Three months after the original continued success, Assassin's Creed: Origins finally burglarized CPY! |
It was rumored that CPY "only" had a way to hack version 4.8 and not 4.7, the team finally proved that the assumption. Ubisoft's effort to apply an extra protection system in the game that tells the origins of the Assassins is proven to be a failure. The combination of VMProtect + Denuvo is ultimately subject to CPY work, having been effective for the past three months. One interesting thing, CPY writes Denuvo in Origins is the "4.9" version.
Given that Denuvo now stands under the banner of a global anti-piracy company - Irdeto, the battle of the two will surely warm up in the future. Especially considering Irdeto have more manpower and fund resources. Will CPY continue to act like this? Or Origins and Denuvo 4.9 games will be the last for them? Let's wait.
Source: JagatPlay
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