vm. can blizzard see you?

[h4xxor]

hello

when i started to bot diablo i boted with 1 account in a own vm with a own *** and a own ip.

i still cound join over quickjoin (from my other pc). what i want to ask is: how? how ca blizzard see the pcs/vms are in the same network.

i want to start bot wow again and just do not want blizzard knows all accounts belong to me

greetings

 

[happyfriet]

Blizzard sees all - Blizzard knows all, They even send me an email with a warning because I pee'd on the toiletseat once.

 

[elderapo]

Blizzard sees all - Blizzard knows all, They even send me an email with a warning because I pee'd on the toiletseat once.

All I can say is DAYUM!

 

[wh420]

VMs are connected to the internet via NAT...which translates inner network ips (private 192.168.x.x addresses) into your single external IP that your ISP leases to you. All blizzard has to do is a quick check to see that you're behind NAT and verify mac addresses of the local machine...*** won't mask the software checks that blizzard does...it only masks the connection logs that blizzards servers see.

 

[shat]

They also check UUID of physical CPU and can match host to guest VM.

 

[Igoblin]

I use different mac and ***'S in VM and never have multiples ban.

 

[DatGimp]

I was working on this too and did some research earlier - you can change almost every ID on your VM. It simulates an own system, therefor you are able to rewrite the MAC, UUID etc. and could connect over a p.roxy to mask your IP. Depending on the VM software you are using, you have to look where to change the properties (mostly you need to open a file in Editor and change it manually)

Next step could be a batch file where you automate things