Game Industry Asks U.S. to Flag Denuvo Cracker ‘voices38’ as Notorious Piracy Threat
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Game Industry Asks U.S. to Flag Denuvo Cracker ‘voices38’ as Notorious Piracy Threat
The Entertainment Software Association has asked the U.S. Government to label the Denuvo cracker ‘voices38’ as a notorious piracy market. The game industry group argues that the cracker is an essential source in the game piracy ecosystem, feeding repackers and torrent sites. A notorious market flag is no guarantee of success, however, as FitGirl's previous listings show.
Game publishers are bringing out their heaviest guns against a single cracker. Corporations are determined to track down the pirate's identity at all costs. The information, "Game publishers are fed up with a hacker cracking Denuvo. They've turned to the US government for help," was published by GRYOnline.pl on October 14, 2026.
The U.S. Entertainment Software Association (ESA) has proposed the inclusion of an anonymous Denuvo defense burglar under the pseudonym of voices38 in the list of the most dangerous pirate resources. This was requested by ESA. In the view of the organization, the hacker ' s activities play a key role in the distribution of illicit copies of games. ESA represents the interests of the largest companies in the game industry. Every year, the U.…
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