Hackers trying to crack Windows 8 are not surprising

Pirated software is hitting Windows 8 applications, but a Nokia engineer has also released a detailed step-by-step guide to teach users how to crack Windows 8 games on Windows 8 computers. For Microsoft, although this is not good news, Microsoft said in a statement that the company found that "hackers" tried to crack Windows 8 applications, but this is not surprising.

Microsoft says it is committed to continuously protecting the interests of its customers and developers. Hackers have introduced ways to compromise legitimate applications, which has had many negative consequences for genuine systems and customer experience. Microsoft has taken various steps to improve Windows 8, and it will stand the test.

Microsoft also revealed that pirated software continues to attack Microsoft applications by converting trial versions into full-featured software.

Of course, Microsoft is most likely to block these attempts by introducing an updated version of Windows 8, but there is another sign that the new operating system will encounter its same fate as its predecessors. Every application will experience piracy after launch.

On the other hand, Microsoft will work hard to ensure that piracy does not affect sales of Windows 8. For example, in the Chinese market, users can only download the new version of Windows online through Microsoft's official website. Microsoft does not currently sell the Windows 8 retail boxed version in China.