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Even if/when there are, I doubt its going to be too hard to bypass. Games aren't allowed enough introspection into the system to check a lot of things that would be hard to fake and owning the system from early boot tends to make it hard to hide anything in software.
Denuvo is a protection system against disassembly and manipulation of the instructions (machine code) and logic contained within a executable file (usually the *.exe file of a video game); XCI/NSP are not executable files, they are just container file formats with a defined data structure to store the video game files inside. See it like a MKV or MP4 container that stores video, audio and subtitle tracks among other things, or ZIP or RAR file formats that packs and holds any files inside.
I was wondering for XCI/NSP Files with Denuvo protection,can you still Unpack a Denuvo protected XCI/NSP Files?
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