Tpm spoof

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Originally Posted by Tipex. First of all, when I say driver, you perfectly know I mean custom driver like you're using at sync. Everyone say AMIDEWIN is trash when it's the source of the mobo. Mean when you spof, you use the natural way of your mobo to apply serials and it's more secure in a long run. We can get ratted, our customers will stay good. Also, I first asked him his tpm.msc to check if he see something or not, don't try to create things I didn't said. For one of our customer who had a tpm chip, we custom flashed him and he was fine after but first he needs to see if it's on or off by default. Tpm.msc is accurate for 99% of people, at least at edgey, maybe you do other things at sync who make this different, idk and idc honestly. Ofc disabling it in bios is the best thing to do, but from my experience, when someone can't, deleting it works most of time :)

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Originally Posted by LukeManolia Our "custom" driver is basically AMIDEWIN in a nutshell, we just reversed what AMI did, and then put it in our driver. That's it. There's really no other PUBLIC and EFFICIENT way to change serials permanently other than how AMIDEWIN does it. If you get ratted then someone can easily just change the file on keyauth to install a ratted .exe, where as in our place its a bit harder changing a driver that won't load unless our server-side checks are met. Anyways, this is not anything that you should be mad about. I am just giving you advice, take it however you would like. tpm.msc doesn't resemble the true status of TPM.

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Originally Posted by Tipex. And I'm not here to attack you either. I'm just saying that leaving a driver on people's PCs is more detectable than leaving nothing at all. I'll also give you an advice too, fix your spoofer for valorant because apparently, from what I can see sometimes, it's not very very good. Your strength is COD, you can and we can't spoof it and we're still working on it, but excuse me, for val, it's bad. Our was supposedly leaked on reddit when the files the guy had were old, useless ones with a rat in them. That's why we changed our loader recently. And for tpm.msc, when it tells you it's on, it means it's on. When it's off, I agree, you have to be careful and check. Nothing more, nothing less

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Originally Posted by LukeManolia I don't think you understand that we don't leave any drivers on end-user PC's. All traces of our product is removed when the user reinstalls his Windows. We also require a Windows reinstallation after a user uses our product.

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Originally Posted by Tipex. if you can't disable it in your bios ig you need to custom rom flash but that's risky... Your tpm.msc says it's enabled ?

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Originally Posted by redXpol Yes, its enabled! Custom rom flash?

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Originally Posted by Tipex. First I would recommend you to contact asus and ask why you can’t disable tpm. You never know, maybe they have a simple fix for that. Also, custom flash is really risky and not recommended, it’s only in case if last chance and also if the customer agreed to the risks. These mobos with this particular problem are rare but exist

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Originally Posted by Tipex. Then explain me how serials are stick after a win reinstall. It's just cuz of that at Edgey after a win reinstall the spoof is gone, cuz we don't leave anything brother.

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Originally Posted by SauceMachine I think you misunderstand the concept of perm spoofing and how a perm spoofer actually works. A proper perm spoofer does not leave any traces, it modifies the serial inside the firmware. There is no driver running and there is no files left behind. You on the other hand leave traces by modifying the bootloader and adding amidewin to autostart which causes a driver to load on every single time windows starts and to get rid of these traces you'll need to preform a full reinstall through USB. It's actually the exact opposite of what you just wrote. You're leaving traces, sync is not.

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Originally Posted by Tipex. I think I know what I'm talking about and you're just trying to be a know-it-all. I don't have time to argue with you, if you do I'm happy for you. note that what you said in a second step is only valid for asus.

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Originally Posted by SauceMachine I'm simply sharing my knowledge. With a decade of experience as a developer and reverser, I feel the need to point out inaccuracies when I encounter them. Let's have a constructive discussion, I welcome all your insights and arguments. This is a discussion board after all. :)

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Originally Posted by Tipex. And I respect you, we just have different ways of working/looking at things. I never say a competitor is pasted etc because I respect you, I just attack when someone attacks me. And I'd rather talk to you than to the competitors who are trying to crack and discredit us in various places. I won't say any names.

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Originally Posted by SauceMachine Well, I'm not your competitor. I don't even support vanguard. I'm just browsing previously unexplored sections of the board :)

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Originally Posted by Tipex. On Rust you are and other EAC/BE even if you're temp :):bandit: