Vengeance Spoofer RUST

Board SMBIOS

Motherboard and chassis serials, BIOS strings, CPU and memory identifiers, system UUID. This bundle is how EAC recognises a banned rig fastest.

NVIDIA GPU

Card UUID and serial number, toggled separately. Handy if you got caught right after logging in on a new profile from the same rig.

Drives

NVMe and SATA: serials, NGUID and EUI64, controller data, volume numbers. RUST checks the system drive first.

Monitor EDID

Panel vendor, model and serial. A layer budget spoofers never touch.

USB storage

Identifiers and serials of every stick that has ever been plugged into the machine.

TPM

Module values and identifiers. On Windows 11 this is its own anchor, and without it an unban does not last.

Bluetooth

Radio address and paired device identifiers.

UEFI variables

NVRAM and unique platform identifiers. This layer is exactly why clean reinstalls used to be mandatory.

Boot identifiers

Boot IDs and system startup parameters.

ACPI tables

OEM information and vendor data inside ACPI.

MAC addresses

Ethernet and Wi-Fi adapter addresses, optional. Useful when two people play RUST from one flat.

ARP cache

Neighbour table and gateway settings, so the network stops pointing back at the old box.

UUID cache

System UUIDs together with the network identifiers tied to them.

Windows Product ID

The system product identifier.

Registry identifiers

MachineGuid, DigitalProductId and the rest of the system keys that name your PC without a single hardware query.

Volume GUIDs

Windows volume GUIDs are rebuilt in step with the new drive serials.

WMI cache

WMI and CIMOM classes, where an anti-cheat picks up a ready-made passport of the machine.

Checker tab

Shows hardware identifiers before and after the pass: SMBIOS, board, chassis, drives. Handy for confirming the swap actually happened instead of taking it on trust.

Spoof seed

The same seed produces the same serials. Useful when you want the machine back the way it was, or a fresh identity every single time.

Options with a caveat

GPU and MAC spoofing sit on separate toggles flagged with a BSOD risk. Off by default, enable at your own call.

USN journal

The NTFS change journal that spells out the history of your loader and cheat files.

File timestamps

Creation and edit dates on system files are pulled back to what a fresh install looks like.