Windows 8 Replay Game Vulnerabilities

In this world, as long as there are loopholes, it is destined to be discovered. Recently, Nokia engineer Justin Angel posted a vulnerability on his Twitter about making the Windows 8 platform demo game into a formal version.
Since the release of Windows 8 in late October, hackers and crackers have never stopped trying Windows 8. After Justin Angel turned the Windows Store trial software into a genuine one, he put his eyes on the game and achieved the same effect. Although the content has been deleted, the related page content is still visible on the cache of Google search. Justin Angel pointed out that from the Windows 8 game crack, you can easily get the gold coins and in-game props that you can buy, and Windows 8 does not have a separate secure game data storage path, and you can easily modify the game XAML file. In-game ads were removed, and he also used the "Minesweeper" game as a demonstration to demonstrate the cracking process.
Although Justin Angel said that he does not recommend illegal behavior through this vulnerability, and promptly deleted the relevant methods, but Microsoft still condemned its behavior. After all, this is definitely not a good thing for Microsoft and game developers. Microsoft said it will fix vulnerabilities in the first place, and is working hard to protect the rights of game developers and genuine game users, and advises hackers not to do things that are detrimental to the entire ecosystem.