yeah .. i should be more clear on that ....

the MAC address of your VM is "possibly" sent ... but its irrelevant as its randomly generated. The MAC address of your VM host machine is not ... as it would not be available to the IP stack in the VM OS (the VM's ARP stops at the virtual networking interface)

Has anyone used a packet sniffer to see what exactly is being sent to CCP? I think the person who can reverse engineer the packets and then plan around it = better chance of 100% stealth

Slav2 wrote:
imabotterfreak wrote:
a) your MAC address is not sent to CCP Some information is sent to CCP. You cannot start two eve clients in trial mode for example on the same computer.

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Has anyone used a packet sniffer to see what exactly is being sent to CCP? I think the person who can reverse engineer the packets and then plan around it = better chance of 100% stealth Just found one, but the question if you trust this application to use safely. Also this uses injection technique, so, please, use at your own risk.

EDITED: I had a conversation with dev. Program does not use "python injection".

I have tried to use VMserver to set up two instances of EVE Pilot on a single machine (running Win7 as clients under Win XP x64 at the top level, dual video card SLI), to avoid the delays that come from it switching between multiple clients, but it invariably fails to complete its First Run setup. The bot seems unable to properly Pin windows, it hangs trying to pin for a while and then gives up. In the end I have to use 2 machines. What settings and OS installs did you use in VMware to enable you to get EVE Pilot running smoothly?

Good idea to use the VPN service in this case. Whenever I use internet, I always prefer using the VPN. Have bought the best vpn for android, it is very fast. The best thing about it is that you can choose from a lot of servers that are located in multiple countries.

Exactly i also use purevpn windows vpn service to have a safe and secure internet.