Hacker Bypasses Denuvo in Five Games Within 24 Hours

Workarounds and solutions continue to emerge against Denuvo protection.

Hackers have learned to quickly bypass the formidable Denuvo protection using a hypervisor method. However, not everyone accepts this approach because players must disable PC security systems to run such cracks, which creates additional system risks.

There is also another way to combat Denuvo. A hacker known as voices38 practices old-school cracking, truly breaking the DRM rather than bypassing the protection like many tech enthusiasts do.

voices38 recently announced a series of successful Denuvo cracks, managing to tackle the DRM in an older game from the Metal Gear Solid franchise as well as several titles released in 2024:

• Persona 3 Reload (2024)
• Star Wars Outlaws (2024)
• Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (2024)
• Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain (2015)

voices38 previously announced the cracking of Denuvo in Mortal Kombat 1. Taking this fighting game into account, the hacker managed to crack the protection in five games within a day, or more precisely, reported that number of cracks. In the comments, voices38 did not specify whether he plans to release new cracks today or limit himself to these for now.