Denuvo sues user Voices 38 for bypassing his protection in at least 26 games

Denuvo is a popular anti-piracy software which is included in many games, but there are also users who manage to bypass this protection and publish titles without this protection so that any user can access it without paying. The company that owns this anti-copy system and DRM (Digital Rights Management) has reported the anonymous user who calls himself Voices 38 for bypassing this protection in at least 26 games that include it.

Denuvo sues Voices 38 for removing its protection in 26 games

The company has sued this user for bypass this protection system included in many games. In the lawsuit, filed in United States District Court for the Northern District of Californiaup to 26 titles have been cited, including recently launched ones, where the user Voices 38 has managed to delete and subsequently publish so that other users can download and play it without paying the corresponding license.

Specifically, the lawsuit includes these 26 games:

• Need for Speed ​​Heat
• EA Sport FIFA 20
• Star Wars: Squadrons
• Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered
• EA Sport FIFA 21
• HiFi Rush
• F1 2021
• Dead Space Remastered
• Doom: The Dark Ages
• Mafia: The Old Country
• LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
• Hogwarts Legacy
• Total War: Three Kingdoms
• Starlink: Battle for Atlas
• Shining Resonance Refrain
• PES 2020
• Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster
• Scott Piligrim vs. world
• Year 1800
• Sonic Frontiers
• Assassin’s Creed Mirage
• Pragmata
• Resident Evil Requiem
• Black Myth Wukong
• Stellar Blade
• 007 First Light

Denuvo’s lawsuit is based on violation of the DMCA

The lawsuit has not specifically been filed for violating the copyrightbut by the provisions of the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) which prohibits the violation of digital access controls.

For now, Denuvo does not seem to know the identity of this Voices 38 user, but you have located this user’s profiles on Discord, Reddit and Valve, from whom you could request more information

However, the user seems calm and has already responded with a message on Reddit in which he expresses that everything is fine, and that everything will continue as normal.