

Which is now in hands of Denuvo engineers – and trust me, they are not dumb, they will make all their best to NOT allow those methods to work anymore. Not only he leaked what had to stay private, but he leaked the unprotected crack. I don’t know when it happened, but the tester who did it is a complete fucking idiot. Unfortunately, one of their testers wasn’t as good as they thought. Not working on two of my machines just confirms the theory. The only reason of them NOT releasing this crack is a bad state of it. It’s almost a New Year now – 1.5 months has passed. It’s a major group, they have to have at least a dozen of testers on different setups to check their cracks. So currently the situation looks like this to me.ĬODEX did their crack on November 15 (timestamp on a file) and started testing it.

Just to be 100% sure I asked a few renowned members of cs.rin.ru about that crack (who know stuff about cracks, debugging and so on) – they all confirmed my suspicions. NFSH dll can be compressed to less than 100 KB, while other CODEX cracks are almost uncompressible due to custom protection/compression they use to protect their Denuvo findings from competitive groups and Irdeto, the owner of Denuvo. What is different though is the compressibility of those files. You can find it in the said B元 crack as well. If you open that DLL in CFF Explorer and go to Exports table, you will see a phrase “DenuvoIsFinished”, which is a CODEX “watermark” for all of their D cracks. But that doesn’t mean anything, right? Wrong. Yep, even the main crack file has the denuvo64.dll as a name and it is almost the same size as last CODEX Borderlands 3 crack. And they looked very familiar to all latest CODEX Denuvo cracks. It always ment Denuvo triggers in place.Īnd then I took a closer look at the crack files itself. I’ve experienced similar behavior before, with older DeltaT cracks, CPY’s Octopath Traveler, some CODEX cracks.

But on the other two Windows 10 PCs it crashed after a few seconds in the task manager. I quickly verified the crack files and then ran it on three PCs I have access to. I had the repack ready since the game official release, and that 16.2 GB were sitting there for 1.5 months already. In the attachment he has added that this crack was sent to him by some “private friend” (citing: “This crack was made possible entirely with the help from a very private friend so credits to him but his identity I will not disclose.”). Yesterday ShivShubh (CorePack team, currently almost non-active, so don’t blame the whole group) released a P2P crack for Need for Speed: Heat.
