EGIDA is a lightweight, kernel-level HWID spoofer for Windows 10/11 x64 systems.
Designed for educational and research purposes, EGIDA can spoof several hardware identifiers to bypass basic hardware bans and fingerprinting techniques.
⚠️ This project is for educational purposes only. Using it to bypass restrictions in unauthorized ways may violate Terms of Service of third-party software or platforms.
- Disk Serial Number Spoofing
- SMBIOS (Motherboard/Baseboard) Serial Spoofing
- CPU ID Patch (ProcessorId)
- Computer Name and Username Randomization
- Registry Traces Cleaner
- Fully x64 Supported (Tested on Windows 10/11)
- Supports UEFI-based systems
- No dependency on external usermode applications
- Profile System — create, save and apply custom spoofing profiles
- Steam Deep Cleaning — remove residual Steam identifiers and traces
- NVIDIA Spoofing — clean or spoof GPU UUID, BIOS version, and driver strings
- Windows 10 / 11 x64
- Test Signing Mode enabled (or use KDMapper / EFIGuard)
- Secure Boot disabled
- Administrator privileges
EGIDA operates by loading a kernel-mode driver that temporarily modifies values returned by key Windows management interfaces like wmic, GetVolumeInformation, GetSystemFirmwareTable, and others.
It hooks and patches kernel functions and modifies SMBIOS tables and disk device descriptors in memory.