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Denuvo anti-cheat
Denuvo is primarily an anti-tamper solution that stops people from cracking and pirating games. Additionally, Denuvo is also used for anti-cheating by identifying cheating individuals and reporting them to the developer.
Unfortunately, the software developer hasn't released how Denuvo works. On the surface, it is an anti-cheat middleware that works by analyzing game files and cheat tools installed on the machine. Once a cheater is detected, the anti-cheat "fingerprints" the offender and notifies the game developer.
Like many other anti-cheat programs, Denuvo Anti-Cheat uses kernel-level drivers. In other words, when running, it has the highest level of privileges that a software, besides the OS kernel, can have.
And this is where the heart of the controversy lies—Denuvo Anti-Cheat's kernel-level access.
Denuvo Anti-Cheat uses kernel-level drivers to function. So, if someone manages to exploit it to gain access to the kernel, they can access almost everything stored on your computer. As you can tell, this is a huge privacy concern for gamers.
Another reason why the Denuvo Anti-Cheat is so widely hated is because of its alleged performance impact. Denuvo's Anti-Tamper tool is widely believed to impact gaming performance seriously. It is allegedly so bad that Tekken 7's director, Katsuhiro Harada, blamed Denuvo for the poor performance of Tekken 7's PC port.
Although Denuvo's Anti-Cheat and Anti-Tamper programs are not the same, people associate Denuvo with bad performance.
In short, Denuvo Anti-Cheat is controversial because it is a perceived privacy risk and allegedly causes frame rate drops in games. However, there is no concrete evidence that the tool either possesses a security risk or is responsible for poor gaming performance on its own.
Could you explain how this will make online play better, I am unfamiliar how this works?
PC gamers?
Wait and see.
I play PGA2k22 offline so I can never be harmed, as long as STEAM remains.
Online to play Singleplayer content?
Negative interest.
2k has EA mts envy.
Happy that pga2k22 is fine offline.
This is a train wreck I can avoid.
#and_so_I_shall
what is your problem to be able to say this ?