Raven X - Advanced HWID Spoofer

3.5.2
8/5/2023
Raven X - Advanced HWID Spoofer - Raven X main dashboard auth
Raven X main dashboard auth
Raven X - Advanced HWID Spoofer - Kernel driver configuration panel with advanced settings
Kernel driver configuration panel with advanced settings
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Project Information

Created 8/5/2023 ⏱️ 2 years ago
Last Updated 4/12/2024
Version 3.5.2

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Project Overview

A sophisticated hardware ID spoofing solution that works with major anti-cheat systems. Raven X combines kernel-level drivers and EFI modules to provide temporary spoofing across multiple identification vectors, designed for gamers seeking to bypass hardware bans in popular titles.

Technologies Used

imGui C/C++ Assembly Language WinAPI Windows Kernel Driver EFI/UEFI Firmware Integration C/C++ Low-Level Programming Windows Driver Kit (WDK) Driver Signing Bypass Techniques Memory Manipulation Device Serial Number Emulation SMBIOS Data Modification TPM Attestation Workarounds Registry Alteration Anti-Cheat System Analysis Hardware ID Randomization System Restore Point Creation Disk Signature Manipulation MAC Address Spoofing DMA Protection Bypassing WMI Query Interception Kernel Callback Management

Key Features

Complete hardware fingerprint spoofing (MAC, HDD/SSD, SMBIOS, GPU, CPU)

EFI-level firmware modifications for deeper hardware ID masking

Temporary driver installations that leave no permanent traces

Compatible with EAC, BattlEye, Vanguard, and other leading anti-cheat systems

Support for FiveM, Fortnite, Call of Duty, Rust, Valorant, and other online games

User-friendly interface with one-click spoofing solution

Customizable hardware ID generation with save/load profiles

Real-time monitoring of anti-cheat activities

Automatic system restore point creation before modifications

Disk serial number modification and volume ID changes

Network adapter parameters randomization

BIOS serial and UUID regeneration

Secure system cleaning and trace removal

TPM-based attestation workarounds

Cloud-based anti-detection updates

Kernel-mode protection against anti-cheat detection

System file integrity verification

Anti-heap scanning technology

Manual and automatic startup options

Compatibility mode for older systems