DenuvOwO is a game-DRM circumvention developer associated with the MKDev collective. The group developed a hypervisor-based bypass for Irdeto’s Denuvo Anti-Tamper DRM that uses a kernel-level driver to interfere with Denuvo checks while leaving the DRM components present. DenuvOwO’s bypassed game releases were circulated through piracy forums. The group reportedly disbanded following legal action by Irdeto against another alleged Denuvo-circumvention developer, Voices38.
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A game-DRM circumvention group reportedly disbanded after developing and distributing a hypervisor-based bypass for Denuvo Anti-Tamper. The bypass disables system-level protections and was based on common open-source computing tools.
Associated with development of a hypervisor-based bypass used to defeat Denuvo DRM protections.
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