Denuvo accidentally released archive of e-mails to the public, people immediately jumped on digging

According to many notorious company Denuvo was recently found in the center of numerous afflictions. Their protection on Resident Evil 7 is broken in a record of five days, and then recently Conan Exiles broke the record when it got cracked in just two days, though by mistake of developers, not Denuvo team. New problems Denuvo has pile up for himself just like that happened to have released the folder with classified information of clients to the public.

For now are being mainly pulled more or less interesting e-mails via the "ajax.log" file, but the team skilled of codes are still trying to find at least pieces of code that companies use to protect the games or similar sensitive information. Newly discovered e-mails continue to go out on 4chan and NeoGAF forum, but their content varies from threats of angry players and attempts to pull out .exe of the game introduced as a developer, to genuine business inquiries of actual developers.

Interested players are carefully examining the queries of developers hoping to find out in advance which games will use the Anti-tamper protection from Denuvo and it seems that already has found several candidates. If the messages are correctly interpreted and if the final agreement is reached, with Denuvo will soon be protected Halo Wars 2, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and The Wild Eight.

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