Yes, steam is collecting HWID not to ban your second account, but to put you in the group of people with the same trust, in other words cheats will play against cheaters, check out file called steamclient64.dll and look there for
They collect info about your computer and use SHA-1 to hash it, creating a fingerprint that they send to a server
Since this is in userland, bypassing it is a very simple solution. Check out this thread below, as far as I recall, even Neverlose had something like this for each injection, but I'm not sure.
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Okay so if I udnerstand correctly I launch that when logging into steam on the account that has lower trust and when I play on the other account I dont run it.Yes, steam is collecting HWID not to ban your second account, but to put you in the group of people with the same trust, in other words cheats will play against cheaters, check out file called steamclient64.dll and look there for
They collect info about your computer and use SHA-1 to hash it, creating a fingerprint that they send to a server
Since this is in userland, bypassing it is a very simple solution. Check out this thread below, as far as I recall, even Neverlose had something like this for each injection, but I'm not sure.
You must be registered for see links
There was "exploit" when if you spent around 200$ on steam then you have permanent green trust on that account, but this is not a thing anymore
The only thing that this tool is doing is hooking steam function that will collect info to create hash with that info thus fingerprint, run it every time on any steam account, then each time this hash will be different and in consequence fingerprint will be also different, and by that you have clean trust that you start with other people with the same trust score.
