Vengeance Spoofer PUBG

Board SMBIOS

Board and chassis serials, BIOS strings, CPU and RAM identifiers, system UUID. This is where BattlEye starts identifying you.

Drives

NVMe and SATA: serials, NGUID and EUI64, controller data, volume numbers. The disk PUBG sits on is always checked.

NVIDIA GPU

Card UUID and serial number, its own toggle in the loader.

Monitor EDID

Panel vendor, model and serial. An identifier people rarely think about and the anti-cheat reads anyway.

USB storage

Serial numbers and labels of sticks from your connection history.

TPM

Module values and identifiers. On Windows 11, skipping TPM makes an unban fall apart quickly.

Bluetooth

Radio address plus identifiers of paired headsets and pads.

UEFI variables

NVRAM and unique platform marks, the most persistent layer of the fingerprint.

Boot identifiers

Boot marks and system startup parameters.

ACPI tables

OEM data and vendor information inside ACPI.

MAC addresses

Wired and Wi-Fi adapter addresses, optional.

ARP cache

Neighbour cache and gateway settings, so the network layer stops dragging the old machine along.

UUID cache

System UUIDs and the network identifiers tied to them.

Product ID

The Windows product identifier.

Registry keys

MachineGuid, DigitalProductId and other system marks that name the PC without touching hardware.

Volume GUIDs

Partition GUIDs are brought in line with the new drive serials.

WMI cache

WMI and CIMOM classes, a ready passport of the machine that the anti-cheat reads in one query.

Hardware checker

A dedicated tab listing identifiers before and after the pass. You read with your own eyes that SMBIOS and drives changed instead of guessing.

Seed

The value the new serials are derived from. The same seed brings back the same set, a new one gives you a different machine.

Risk toggles

GPU and MAC each sit on their own switch, both flagged for blue-screen risk. Off by default.

USN journal

The NTFS change journal holding the history of the loader, the cheat and everything else you ran.

File timestamps

Creation and edit dates on system files are matched to a fresh install.