HWID Spoofer

A Windows HWID (Hardware Identification) spoofer designed to modify hardware identifiers and clean tracking traces.
Use at your own risk. Intended for educational/research purposes only.

This project showcases my programming skills, problem-solving abilities, and interest in different areas of expertise.

Features

Kernel Driver (Credits: btbd/hwid)

Spoofs identifiers for:
- Disks and volumes
- Network Interface Cards (NIC) and ARP tables
- SMBIOS (motherboard, BIOS, etc.)
- Boot identifiers
- GPU information

Usermode Program

Cleans registry traces related to hardware information and driver mappings
Removes common tracking files
ImGui-based GUI for user-friendly interaction

⚠️ Disclaimer

This tool is provided as-is with no warranties.
Misuse for unethical or illegal activities (e.g., bypassing bans, license evasion) is strictly prohibited.
The author and contributors assume no responsibility for damages, bans, or legal consequences arising from its use.
By using this software, you accept all risks and liabilities.

Compatibility

Tested on x64 Windows 10:
- Version 1507 (Build 10240)
- Version 1809 (Build 17763.379)
- Version 1903 (Builds 18362.30 and 18362.175)
Partial functionality may work on older versions (untested).

Usage

Requirements:
- Administrator privileges
- Disable Secure Boot and Driver Signature Enforcement (for driver loading)
Run the usermode program (GUI) to:
- Spoof hardware IDs
- Clean registry and tracking files
Reboot to apply changes.

Note: Antivirus software may flag this tool due to its low-level system access. Use in a controlled environment.

Credits

Kernel Driver: Adapted from btbd/hwid.
GUI: Built with Dear ImGui.

Legal

This project is intended for educational purposes only. Reverse-engineering and security research help improve system understanding and defensive techniques. Always comply with local laws and terms of service.

Hwidspoofer

Install / Use

README