Cheaters use GPS spoofing to their advantage either to sabotage a game mission or to cheat their way through a game. Read about how GPS spoofing happens on mobile gaming apps and how to prevent it!
Cheaters use GPS spoofing to their advantage either to sabotage a game mission or to cheat their way through a game. Read about how GPS spoofing happens on mobile gaming apps and how to prevent it!
The hacker targets all aspects of your game, including your Downloadable Content (DLC). For that reason, DLC needs to be properly protected. But how would that be possible with no dedicated protective solution for it?
What is network propagation delay? Why is it important for gamers? How can the situation be improved? All the answers can be found in this article.
Denuvo SecureDLC is the industry’s first solution that protects downloadable content against piracy.
When investigating the origins of unexpected memory modifications, our developers discovered artifacts of Windows mitigations for well-known CPU side-channel vulnerabilities. How crucial for an anti-cheat solution understanding these memory patches is?
We’ve just released a new e-book “How do you get your indie game protected without spending a fortune?” to provide you with a better understanding of the importance of cybersecurity. You will learn about the risks of not protecting your games, the mechanics of cybersecurity, the costs involved – and much, much more.
Gaming is the classic kick-back-and-relax activity that many individuals enjoy. Whether collaborating or playing solo, gamers are renowned for sharing gameplay moments and engaging with their favorite games. So what keeps them coming back for more?
The mobile gaming industry is growing at a fast rate. By 2023 there will be about 3.7bn mobile gamers worldwide and that alone is a good enough reason to provide positive and secure gaming experiences. In this article you will learn about the 5 reasons why investing in security for apps is also beneficial for your business.
Game hackers are becoming more sophisticated and are continually adapting their approach to pirate titles from game developers and publishers, and distributing them to suspecting and unsuspecting gamers. It is only natural that game developers are turning more and more towards anti-tamper technology to protect their game experience – and their bottom line.
If you’re a game developer, you’re probably very well aware of all the different risks that cheating, tampering and piracy mean to player engagement and your business. Decreased engagement and ensuing bad reputation, lost revenue – these options are all realistic if you don’t act.