Understanding and Spoofing Serial Numbers with EyeDown

Key Serial Numbers and Their Uses

Here is a comprehensive list of the serial numbers you can spoof with EyeDown and the benefits associated with each. To spoof, just check the box next to the information you want to spoof and click on “Spoof selected information.” The intuitive design makes it easy for anyone to enhance their privacy and security with just a few clicks.

1. Machine GUIDs

   • Use: GUIDs (Globally Unique Identifiers) are unique identifiers used to identify your machine.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Changing the machine’s GUIDs prevents unique identification and tracking based on these identifiers.

2. Hardware IDs

   • Use: Hardware IDs identify specific details of the computer components.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Modifying the hardware IDs masks specific details of the computer components, making it more difficult to uniquely identify the hardware.

3. Primary Hard Drive ID

   • Use: The primary hard drive ID is used to identify the main storage device in your computer.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Changing the ID of the primary hard drive masks information about the main storage device, preventing tracking based on this identifier.

4. Device IDs

   • Use: Device IDs identify connected devices such as network cards and graphics cards.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Modifying the IDs of connected devices hides their identity and prevents tracking based on these devices.

5. Windows UUID

   • Use: The Windows UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) is a unique identifier associated with the Windows installation on your machine.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Changing the Windows UUID masks the unique identifier associated with the Windows installation, enhancing privacy.

6. System Serial Number

   • Use: The system serial number is a unique identifier for your computer system.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Modifying the system serial number hides the unique identification information of the system, preventing tracking and identification.

7. Motherboard Serial Number

   • Use: The motherboard serial number identifies the main component of the computer.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Changing the motherboard serial number masks the unique identifier of the motherboard, preventing hardware-level tracking.

8. Computer Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) Code

   • Use: The SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) code provides inventory and model information of the computer.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Modifying the SKU hides specific inventory and model information of the computer, preventing identification based on SKU codes.

9. Chassis Serial Number

   • Use: The chassis serial number identifies the computer case.
   • Spoofing Benefit: Changing the chassis serial number hides the unique identifier of the computer case, ensuring chassis anonymity.

10. Chassis Label Number

    • Use: The chassis label number provides specific identification information of the chassis.
    • Spoofing Benefit: Modifying the chassis label number hides specific identification information of the chassis, preventing tracking based on the chassis label.

11. Chassis OEM Value

    • Use: The chassis OEM value provides information about the identity and origin of the computer chassis.
    • Spoofing Benefit: Changing the chassis OEM value hides specific information provided by the manufacturer, preventing identification based on chassis origin.

12. Chassis Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) Code

    • Use: The chassis SKU code provides inventory and model information of the chassis.
    • Spoofing Benefit: Modifying the chassis SKU hides specific inventory and model information, adding an extra layer of privacy.

13. Processor Serial Number

    • Use: The processor serial number is a unique identifier for the CPU.
    • Spoofing Benefit: Changing the processor serial number masks the unique identifier of the CPU, preventing tracking based on this critical component.

14. Processor’s Active Label

    • Use: The processor’s active label provides specific CPU information such as revision and technical details.
    • Spoofing Benefit: Modifying the processor’s active label hides detailed CPU information, preventing identification and profiling based on processor details.

15. Processor Part Number

    • Use: The processor part number provides manufacturing details and technical specifications of the CPU.
    • Spoofing Benefit: Changing the processor part number hides manufacturing details and technical specifications, making identification and tracking more difficult.