Protection: Denuvo V4.7 x64

Steam emulator used: CODEX

Credits:

UberPsyX - for helping with the kernel driver that handles the kuser_shared_data checks.

Now, I want to clear some confusion from my previous release. V4.7 has absolutely nothing to do with previous Denuvo V4 iterations. It uses the new obfustication, which 4.8 also uses. I spent the last 15 days of analyzing it in order to understand how it obfusticates the hardware checks and crack it. The version is basically light V4.8, the only difference between the two versions is that Denuvo enhanced the license system in 4.8, that's why it took so long CPY to crack it and other minor differences, but nothing more than that.

Also, the versioning we are using is extremely incorrect. In every game there is some minor Denuvo update, so the correct version should be V98 (for example), not V4 or V5. And by the way, I was led to believe that Denuvo really enhanced its protection in that update of Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, which I called V5, which is not correct at all. I haven't seen that iteration of Denuvo anywhere else to date.

But for the sake of it though, I'll continue versioning my Denuvo cracks, following the pattern that we are using now. But just a note again, there wasn't major Denuvo update that we can call V5 yet (except that Marvel update).