It took three months, but the pairing of VMProtect and Denuvo 4.8 has been rendered obsolete: Italian hacking group CPY managed to circumvent both anti-tampering measures, which worked in conjunction to safeguard Assassin’s Creed Origins. History indicates that Ubisoft will leave them in the game, however.



The good news for Ubisoft and Denuvo is that this combination was able to protect the game’s sales for more than three months. Now if Denuvo 5.0 is as hard to crack as Denuvo 4.8, the companies may also be able to protect their future games for the next two months at least.

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