Hacker “More-or-Less” Automates Cracking of 2021 Denuvo — DRM Defeated in Atlus JRPG
The battle against formidable DRM continues. This time the protection on Shin Megami Tensei 3 HD Remaster has been breached.
The mysterious hacker voices38 keeps targeting older titles protected by Denuvo. He recently announced he had defeated the DRM on a game published by SEGA.
voices38 reportedly managed to crack Atlus’s Shin Megami Tensei 3 HD Remaster (2021). He has previously bypassed protections in earlier releases.
One community member asked, “…do you now have automated tools that can crack all Denuvo-protected games from 2021, and is most of the hard work for this DRM version already done?”
The hacker voices38 replied: “more or less.”
Source: iXBT.games
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