If it were possible to fully sandbox an exe, so that it will always be presented the same hardware/system configuration, would that function as a universal denuvo bypass?
From my understanding of looking at denuvo, yes, but at the moment that would require something close to full system emulation -- it's hard to "hide" everything about your 3d hardware in particular, because engines often include different code depending on your exact card, it's GPU power, amount of memory, etc. Emulating a "standard" 3d card would introducing a fairly huge overhead.
Feels within the cost reward for comercial pirates to activate a few copies of the game across every model of GPU. Full emulation with a GPU passthrough...
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If it were possible to fully sandbox an exe, so that it will always be presented the same hardware/system configuration, would that function as a universal denuvo bypass?
From my understanding of looking at denuvo, yes, but at the moment that would require something close to full system emulation -- it's hard to "hide" everything about your 3d hardware in particular, because engines often include different code depending on your exact card, it's GPU power, amount of memory, etc. Emulating a "standard" 3d card would introducing a fairly huge overhead.
Feels within the cost reward for comercial pirates to activate a few copies of the game across every model of GPU. Full emulation with a GPU passthrough...