https://www.pcgamer.com/denuvo-sues-voski-the-pirate-who-helped-crack-it/

The Denuvo DRM software faces a lot of criticism for the purportedly negative impact is has on game performance, such as in November 2017, when a cracker/pirate who goes by the name Voski claimed that the software was putting an excessively heavy load on CPUs in Assassin's Creed: Origins. Now Denuvo has struck back by suing alleged cracker Voksi and forcing his "Revolt" website offline. 

"It finally happened, I can't say it wasn't expected, Denuvo filed a case against me to the Bulgarian authorities. Police came yesterday and took the server pc and my personal PC. I had to go to the police afterwards and explain myself," Voksi wrote on the r/CrackWatch subreddit. "Later that day I contacted Denuvo themselves and offered them a peacful [sic] resolution to this problem. They can't say anything for sure yet, but they said the final word is by the prosecutor of my case."