Hacker Cracks Denuvo in Resident Evil Requiem on Release Day
Denuvo has yet to implement an effective countermeasure against this latest workaround.
Resident Evil Requiem recently launched on both consoles and PC. Although the title is fortified with Denuvo, tech enthusiasts have discovered a novel method to circumvent the formidable DRM system.
A hacker operating under the handle Kirigiri’s announced a day-one “crack” for Resident Evil Requiem. By utilizing an increasingly popular hypervisor-based technique, they successfully bypassed the game’s protection layers.
Currently, Kirigiri’s is running a private beta test for the Resident Evil Requiem bypass. As of now, the modified version is exclusively functional on systems powered by AMD processors.
To operate a bypass created through a hypervisor, players must disable several of their PC’s native security protocols. This requirement introduces substantial vulnerabilities and risks to the overall system integrity.
The massive anticipation for Resident Evil Requiem is expected to attract malicious actors. Users should remain vigilant, as scammers are likely to begin distributing “100% working cracks” that may contain harmful malware.
Source: iXBT.games

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