The creators of Denuvo DRM have developed Denuvo Anti-Cheat, an anti-cheat system that blocks cheaters using hardware.
The well-known Denuvo DRM developed by Irdeto may be the most easily hackable thing we can find. It offers less and less security time against piracy in the games in which it is implemented. In addition, thanks to Devil May Cry 5 it has been found that it affects the performance of the game very negatively. Well, Irdeto has developed Denuvo Anti-Cheat, which tries to prevent cheaters from manipulating and obtaining code to create hacks in games. If it's as effective as DRM, we're done.
Denuvo Anti-Cheat, a system that seeks to protect games
The new anti-cheat tool offers us hardware-based security features developed by Intel and AMD. They are functions based on Machine Learning on agnostic game processes. A function that ensures limits false positives and offers great sensitivity against cheating. It has also been wanted to highlight that this new function will not impact the game experience, although we are not so sure. They also emphasize that the reporting system is not intrusive and does not affect the development of the work.
Cheating ruins video games for honest gamers. This can lead to lower player traffic and lower revenue for game publishers. Cheating also has a huge impact on the sports market, where there are significant prizes at stake. It's time to level the playing field.
The launch of our Anti-Cheat solution, as well as our participation in the eSports Integrity Coalition, support our commitment to eliminate cheating in both video games and sports, ”explains Reinhard Blaukovitsch, CEO of Denuvo.
Denuvo Anti-Cheat is characterized by running in binary, not source code, so it can be natively integrated into the product creation process. It also doesn't affect debuggers, instrumentation tools, or profilers, and it doesn't need an API or SDK to operate.
Source: GI
