This is likely the specific individual or "ripper" within the group responsible for this particular release.
For many crackers, the challenge is its own reward. Cracking is seen as a technical and intellectual puzzle. Modern DRM systems are extraordinarily complex, embedding protections deep within the code to prevent tampering. A group like TiNYiSO spends considerable time and expertise reverse-engineering this software to disable its protections. The motivation is often a mix of a desire for community recognition, technical pride, and an anti-corporate, pro-"information wants to be free" ideology. While the legal and ethical lines are clear (copyright infringement is illegal), the crackers themselves rarely view their actions as malicious theft, but rather as the removal of what they see as an unfair restriction on software they feel they have already, in some abstract sense, "bought". iBLiS-TiNYiSO
Downloading and using cracked software from scene groups like TiNYiSO carries security risks and bypasses the developers' ability to earn revenue for their work. iBLiS on Steam This is likely the specific individual or "ripper"