That sounds nice but can we see those audits somewhere in the public? Probably no because 'reasons' and we just need to take their word for that it has been audited correctly and fully and those audits didn't find anything alarming.

If attackers really wanted to compromise gamers' machines, they would go through them-not through the world's strongest anti-tamper software.' 'Drivers from mouse and keyboard vendors, lighting and overclocking services, etc. 'These same gaming machines already have a sea of subpar (security-wise) administrative services with active Internet connections,' he continued. Greshishchev added that the company's driver has received 'certification from renown kernel security researchers, completed regular whitebox and blackbox audits, and was penetration-tested by independent cheat developers.' He said Irdeto is also setting up a bug bounty program to discover any flaws they might have missed.

Also because the thing runs in ring 0 it does update itself and do whatever it does silently without even Windows knowing what is going on. So thoughtful of them to not even bother the players with a tray icon, almost as thoughtful as to not bother the players by giving any warning of installing the driver that seems to be quite hard to uninstall (while it should uninstall at the same time as Doom Eternal, you will need to go through couple extra hoops just because the Doom Eternal cannot uninstall the primary exe-file because its dependency on Denuvo Anti-Cheats dll-file which then cannot be deleted because its dependency on Doom Eternals exe-file, reports some users here). But unlike Valorant's similar Vanguard system, the Denuvo Anti-Cheat driver 'doesn’t have annoying tray icons or splash screens' letting players monitor its use on their system. The new Denuvo Anti-Cheat tool rolls out to Doom Eternal players after 'countless hours and millions of gameplay sessions' during a two-year early access program, Irdeto said in a blog post announcing its introduction.

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