Review: Protecting Games
Apr/090
With the arrival of online gambling, massively multiplayer games and services like XBox Live come a much larger audience and a widening demographic scope. These players have helped turn the game industry into a money-making behemoth. As large and popular as this industry has become it has done a surprisingly poor job of addressing the darker side of gaming. Protecting Games by Steven Davis of IT GlobalSecure attempts to solve this problem by shining a light on piracy, cheating, account theft, privacy, protecting children online and more.
New Game Security Tome on the Horizon
Dec/080
Steven Davis from PlayNoEvil just announced the completion of his new game security book, Protecting Games: A Security Handbook for Game Developers and Publishers available soon.
Congrats, Steven! Can’t wait to read it.
CARRDS for Game Protection
Jul/070
The latest IDGA quarterly features an article authored by Steven B. Davis, CEO of SecurePlay and provides an overview of the CARRDS framework. This framework is meant to alleviate much of the problems inherent in any multi-user system but specifically, multi-player games.
This is particularly interesting to me as I’ve started development of my own framework for multi-player games.
