machine-id

Unique machine (desktop) id (no admin privileges required)

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Get machine id without root permission

Creating a Machine ID hash for MacOS/Windows/Linux/iOS

iOS "machine ids" translation to ruby

Base files for derivative distributions, including hostname, hosts, machine-id handling, and related defaults

Get the hardware address and generate id on it

Get hardware specs, Machine ID(Device ID/UUID) information, and more for your current device. It's designed to be fast and lightweight so you can get just the information you need.

A collection of Linux shell scripts designed to reset core machine identifiers such as MAC address and system machine-id. Useful for testing environments where applications rely on device-level identification. Includes safeguards, backups, and cross-platform notes for macOS and Windows.

C++ library to get unique hardware id.

I/O encryption using the unique Machine ID

Get the unique machine ID on Linux.

Gamers in online gaming sometimes look for strategies to gain an advantage or guard their accounts against bans. One approach that is becoming rather popular is using HWID (Hardware Identification) spoofer. This lets gamers hide or modify their hardware IDs to avoid bans or play without thinking about being caught.

Per-app hardware-identity guard for Windows. Intercepts machine-ID, SMBIOS, MAC, disk/volume serial, hostname and WMI/CIM reads inside apps you choose and answers with a fake identity — your real machine is never modified.

A spoofer is a software designed to alter identifiable information, such as IP addresses or hardware IDs. This alteration helps players evade bans or protect their identities while gaming. By masking their true identity, players can create a fresh start or enjoy Overwatch 2 without the risk of being recognized by the game’s anti-cheat systems.

Generate and decompose Twitter-style 64-bit snowflake IDs with custom epochs and machine IDs across any JavaScript runtime environment.

Soft Seal is a host-bound secret-sealing tool that derives encryption keys from a machine’s identity so secrets stay usable only on that specific host while storing only the encrypted data.

machineid is a lightweight Go library that generates a unique, stable, and anonymized identifier for the machine it is running on.

K3d configurations and setup scripts for deploying Kubernetes clusters on the GlueOps platform. Includes k3d-config.yaml with custom registry mirrors and add-machineid.sh for unique machine IDs. Enables secure and optimized Kubernetes environments by customizing node labels, disabling components, and automating initialization.

Cross-platform Go library for stable machine identity and secure cryptographic fingerprints on Windows, Linux, and macOS. Developed by Ebrahim Shafiei (EbraSha).