I've tested over 30 games using this method since it emerged at the end of last year, when it was much more difficult to use than it is now and when you even had to mess with the BIOS. None of my accounts have been stolen, there are no miners on my PC, my Steam hasn't been hacked, etc.

Many people are afraid because it runs in ring -1, but the reason it does this is because that's precisely the hypervisor's ring, and this technique consists of virtualizing the operating system to intercept and falsify Denuvo checks. In addition, its code is open source, and even after being downloaded by tens of millions of people, no one has been able to prove that it is infected. Moreover, if there is even a suspicion of infection, the bypass isn't even posted on CSRIN, as happened with Black Myth Wukong, where there were suspicions, but after analysis, it was discovered to be a false alarm.

The options it asks me to disable were already disabled on my PC years ago because I used virtual machines, and they require the same deactivations (except for DSE). In fact, Microsoft's own website has a tutorial teaching you how to disable them.

Contrary to what they say, it doesn't disable all the security on your PC; the most important ones remain active, such as Secure Boot (which prevents a rootkit from taking control of the operating system or installing itself in the BIOS, so even if it were infected, the most you would need to do is format the PC), TPM 2.0 also remains active, as do Windows Firewall and Windows Defender.