Open RodrigoDornelles opened 3 months ago
In Windows, there is a command called wmic os
which returns relevant information about the user's operating system.
As required, I have listed here some information that can be used to compose the hash fingerprint module.
C:\Users\X>wmic os
BootDevice: \Device\HarddiskVolume1
BuildNumber: 19045
BuildType: Multiprocessor Free
Caption: Microsoft Windows 10 Home Single Language
CodeSet: 1252
CountryCode: 55
CreationClassName: Win32_OperatingSystem
CSDVersion:
CSName: DESKTOP-XXXXXXX
CurrentTimeZone: -180
FreePhysicalMemory: 3124824
InstallDate: 20240826170518.000000-180
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
MaxNumberOfProcesses: 4294967295
MaxProcessMemorySize: 137438953344
Name: Microsoft Windows 10 Home Single Language|C:\Windows|\Device\Harddisk0\Partition2
NumberOfProcesses: 2
OperatingSystemSKU: 195
OSArchitecture: 64 bits
OSProductSuite: 100
ProductType: 1
RegisteredUser: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
SerialNumber: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
ServicePackMajorVersion: 0
ServicePackMinorVersion: 0
Status: OK
Version: 10.0.19045
WindowsDirectory: C:\Windows
an DJB2 about machine and system of user.
std.hash.djb2(string)
[x]
std.hash.fingerprint()
Variations
common
_G._VERSION
the string of version_G._VERSION
undefinedGinga
settings
undefinedsettings
type user datasettings
is a tablenetwork.listInterfaces()[...].hwAddress
mac address