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thelaststraw

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Hi Guys, I do have a question regarding Virtual Machines. I run a few VMs on the same computer because I need to run multiple applications and don't want to log in and out on one computer. It is working fine for now but I am a bit worried that I might get flagged sometime in the future.

Is there any way to spoof the Fingerprint Canvas like Audio, WebGL and so on? When I do a leak test all the VMs have the exact same hash which is pretty obvious if they will look into that. I am also running applications and not in a browser so it's pretty easy to detect for them, right? They just let it slide I guess.

so my question is: Can I change the fingerprint on each VMs and if so, maybe someone can give me a hint?
Much appreciated

Thanks!
 
Sure thing you can install antidetect browser for each VM. But you'll need a high memory of you PC
My rcm are multilogin, hidemyacc, kameleo...
thanks for your input. I would need to run applications so a browser wouldn't do much. any idea how to combat that?
 
You can use proxies for your virtual machines. This will allow your virtual machines to access the internet through different proxy IP addresses, depending on your proxy server you use and how you configure it. With this, you can change the fingerprint of every VM and make it look unique.
 
You can use proxies for your virtual machines. This will allow your virtual machines to access the internet through different proxy IP addresses, depending on your proxy server you use and how you configure it. With this, you can change the fingerprint of every VM and make it look unique.
I should be more specific... When using a Proxy or VPN you only hide your location and IP Address. If you look for other parameters like WebGL, Audio or Image Canvas and Hardware like GPU or Device Cards it won't make any difference don't you think? From what I see is that VM do have specific virtualisation of Audio or Ethernet which makes them easily detectable if not changed to something different on each VM.
 
Okay I think I am switching to Multilogin just noticed that there is a web application so it's perfect. thanks everyone
 
Update* even if nobody cares. I am no able to manipulate VMs to look different from each other. Even with different GPU and stuff. WebGL and all looks clean as well.
 
Even though you're on a VM it's still a good idea to use an anti detect browser
 
Try, Vektor t13, it's based on the VM. I am still checking its effectiveness..
 
Update* even if nobody cares. I am no able to manipulate VMs to look different from each other. Even with different GPU and stuff. WebGL and all looks clean as well.
Please how are you able to fix the issues, i am currently facing the same right now.
 
I suggest you to use Antidetect Browsers. They will easily find you if you use VM, Once I have tried VM for SES accounts. but It fails after few accounts


You can Try undetectable for Free upto 5 accounts
 
If you use applications that run on a specific machine, not in browser than you need to use patched VM's to avoid detection.
This will allow you to spoof hardware and system fingerprints.
You can use google to find some Antidetect solutions for VMVare and VirtualBox.
All working solutions are PAID and quite expensive.
 
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