Hacks

The cooperative action game Split Fiction from Hazelight Studios, which gave the world It Takes Two, has been released on PC and consoles. The project was immediately hacked and leaked online — there was no Denuvo protection in the game.

Hacker VoriiYT has successfully cracked the PC version of Ubisoft's Riders Republic, the extreme sports simulator released in 2021. Notably, the game didn't utilize the Denuvo anti-tamper technology.

Co-founder and CEO of the Bybit crypto exchange Ben Zhou reported that the platform had been hacked. The attackers managed to withdraw about $1.4 billion in ETH and sell some to other buyers.

It's been a little while since the release of Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered, and the game has already leaked online. In addition, another fresh PC release, which did not have Denuvo protection, was cracked.

Mere minutes after its launch, the PC version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 has already been cracked and made available for download on piracy sites. Notably, the game did not include the Denuvo anti-tamper technology.

Another Capcom game has lost its Denuvo protection — it has been removed from the Ace Attorney Investigations Collection. Let us recall that the same thing happened to the PC versions of Monster Hunter Stories and Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy.

Today, the PC version of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth was released — a remake of the original 1997 JRPG and a direct sequel to VII Remake. Since the game did not have Denuvo protection, it was hacked in a matter of hours.

An early, Denuvo-free build of the PC version of Dragon's Dogma 2 has leaked online. The leaked build is dated February 27th, 2024, a month before the game's official release. The archive weighs in at approximately 63GB. It's worth noting that this build may be unstable, lacking performance patches and bug fixes.

Blizzard recently released remasters of the cult strategies WarCraft and Warcraft 2, which were included in the anniversary collection. However, just a few hours ago, a group of hackers Razor1911 hacked both remasters and published them in the public domain.

Unexpectedly, Assassin's Creed Mirage, which is still protected by Denuvo, has appeared in the public domain. A fully finished build of the game, which was tested after the release, has leaked onto the Internet.

Yesterday's release of Dragon Age: The Veilguard quickly ended up on pirated resources, since the game did not have the Denuvo protection system. Let us recall that the project received positive reviews from both critics and players on Steam.

Kadokawa Group, the parent company of FromSoftware (developers of Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and Elden Ring), recently suffered a cyberattack from hackers.