Now, what's next? Is it the end of software protectors?

[wilson bibe]

Always we are in a game, win who "think" better, tools in a reverse game isn't the principal because I can create a tool or use developed tool shared by anothers, but the "brain" is the master piece of this art, followed by the "patience", so, if the developer create an method by protect your software he/her know that the time is running to a reverse break it, IMHO nobody is perfect so neither method is perfect too.

[evlncrn8]

Originally Posted by deroko

hmm securom and sf seem like pretty much alive. Maybe it's right time to move to game protections, and once those are broken in public... what then?

nowm securom is dead, at best its 'maintained' by denuvo as they 'licensed' it from sony but if its used sony get the money, so effectively its dead, and also it doesnt support x64 at all