What if my ban was pre-EAC, back in 2018–2020?

In that era Behaviour used server-side detection and the hardware fingerprint was gathered by other rules. If you have not used the same Windows copy since and no EAC ban wave hit you afterwards, most likely your hardware is not on the EAC stoplist at all, and the spoofer is unnecessary. Test it like this: install Steam from scratch, activate Dead by Daylight on a clean account, try to start. If you find a match — the old "pre-fiscal" ban does not chase you. If EAC writes "You are banned" right away — something stuck, and the spoofer will help.

If I swap hardware, will my old Bloodweb and DLC come back?

No, the spoofer does not return progress on the old nick. The spoofer does only one thing — fools EAC into thinking this is a new PC. Every purchased DLC, the accumulated Iridescent Shards, Bloodpoints, Tome challenges, Prestige character levels stay on the old Steam account banned by Behaviour. Progress on the new account starts at zero. If you had Resident Evil, Stranger Things or Hellraiser DLC purchased on the old account — on the new one you will, unfortunately, have to buy them again.

EAC checks driver signatures on Dead by Daylight start — does my swap not flag?

No. The spoofer driver is signed with an EV certificate and registered in the system as a regular component. EAC sees it in the loaded driver table and marks it "valid", the same status as your GPU driver or an antivirus driver. The swap happens after that check — at the level of IOCTL responses and WMI queries. The mere fact "there is a signed driver" does not bother EAC — for it that is normal.

Does the spoofer work with DBD Steam ↔ EGS cross-progression?

Dead by Daylight has cross-progression (a BHVR Account) linking progress across Steam, EGS and consoles. If your BHVR account is banned, cross-progression means the ban triggers on every platform tied to that account. The spoofer does not help with that side — it only handles EAC on PC. You still need a new BHVR account (a new email and registration) alongside the hardware swap. After both you enter DBD as a completely new player.

Dead by Daylight Spoofer — EAC HWID ban bypass

Dead by Daylight Spoofer: standalone HWID ban bypass

Phoenix Dead by Daylight Spoofer is a separate card for those who need only the hardware swap from us, without any cheat features. A specialised utility that runs before Steam or the Epic Games Launcher and swaps the machine characteristics by which Easy Anti-Cheat decides whether it has seen this system before. After the utility runs, EAC registers a "new PC", and the connection to Dead by Daylight goes through without a block from the previous stoplist record.

Inside is only the spoofer itself — no World ESP, Visuals, Auto Skill Check, SpeedHack or other cheat modules. If you need the full soft — the neighbour card Phoenix Dead by Daylight Soft covers both tasks at once: the spoofer is already built into its subscription, plus the whole external cheat. If you only need to return to DBD after a hardware ban and stop cheating — this card is for you.

The Steam copy and the Epic Games Store copy are both supported (including accounts where DBD was grabbed in one of the free EGS giveaways). BHVR Account cross-progression on the Behaviour side is a separate question — see FAQ below.

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Specifications of Dead by Daylight Spoofer

Status: Working
Spoofer: Yes
Flash drive: No
BIOS: No

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User guide for Dead by Daylight Spoofer

The Phoenix Dead by Daylight Spoofer licence email lands in your inbox within a minute after the oplata.info transaction is confirmed.

The email holds a serial key and a utility download button. Run it, paste the key into the activation field, press start. The utility performs the PC identifier swap and exits.

Next, open Steam (or the Epic Games Launcher if you have the EGS copy), register a new account or log in with the old nick — EAC will see a "new machine" and will not match your PC against the previous ban. Dead by Daylight starts normally.

Important order: first the spoofer → then Steam/EGS → then Dead by Daylight. If you start Steam before the spoofer, EAC reads the original hardware values before the swap — and the spoofer no longer takes effect in this session. If you hit an error — send a screenshot to the Telegram support chat or open a ticket via the widget on phoenix-hack.ru.

Features of Dead by Daylight Spoofer

Hook channels (by Windows layer)

Kernel layer: IOCTL to the disk controller

A signed driver intercepts IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY and returns a made-up SSD/NVMe factory serial instead of the real one. The stickiest channel for EAC is closed here.

Kernel layer: SMBIOS via WMI

Win32_BaseBoard and Win32_ComputerSystemProduct queries get swapped motherboard data: board UUID, BIOS serial, manufacturer.

User-mode layer: IP Helper API

GetAdaptersInfo and GetAdaptersAddresses return different MAC addresses. Each active interface is handled — Wi-Fi, Ethernet, virtual adapters.

User-mode layer: GetVolumeInformation

Volume serials for C:, D:, E: are rewritten on the fly, without filesystem interference.

Registry layer: MachineGuid from HKLM\\Cryptography

The unique Windows install ID often used as a "free" fingerprint — a swapped value is returned on a read request.

Environment layer: GetComputerNameEx and GetUserName

Secondary parameters — PC name, user name. Less critical but leaves no tail when EAC analyses.

What stays real

Installed games and saves

The Steam profile, saves from other games, Documents backups — not touched. The spoofer works in memory, no disk edits.

Windows and driver configuration

GPU driver, audio, monitor, peripherals keep working as before. The swap only affects calls the anti-cheat makes when checking the machine.

PC state after a reboot

The spoofer effect is not persisted to registry or boot sectors. Reboot — the real identifiers return.

Use scenario and support

One launch per session

Run the utility → run Steam/EGS → run Dead by Daylight. If the order is wrong — start over, re-running the utility does not require any separate confirmation.

Logs and Telegram chat

On every run the utility writes a compact log into its folder — if you hit an error or EAC did not accept the swap, screenshot the log into the Telegram support chat and we will work it out.

Counter pause on downtime

If an EAC update temporarily breaks the swap, paid days do not burn — the timer stops until a stable build ships and resumes from the same value.

Screenshots and video of Dead by Daylight Spoofer

Two ban eras in DBD and how the spoofer closes them

Dead by Daylight has its own ban history. Before September 2021 Behaviour Interactive ran server-side detection — no kernel drivers, no hard binding to hardware. A ban back then was tied to the Steam account, sometimes to an IP, and a new account brought you back almost without trouble. With Easy Anti-Cheat integration the picture changed radically: now alongside an account ban EAC in parallel sends a set of machine markers into its stoplist. A return on the same PC under a fresh account hits this match.

Phoenix Dead by Daylight Spoofer closes specifically the second ban era — post-EAC. The utility does not "cure" an old Epic Games registry entry — it swaps the values EAC uses to figure out whose PC this is. When Steam or EGS starts, then Dead by Daylight, and EAC reads the machine for a check — instead of your real characteristics it gets what the spoofer fed in. The account is fresh, the fingerprint is fresh, the ban wave stays in the past.

Why a hardware ban hurts especially badly in DBD

In fast shooters losing an account is upsetting but not a catastrophe: buy a cheap new Steam, push the rank back over a couple of evenings. With Dead by Daylight things are different. The main pain of a hardware ban here is the loss of grind, which by effective hours stacked up much more than a month in any shooter.

Bloodweb at 100+ hours per character

For every survivor or killer in DBD you grind a Bloodweb — a personal tree of perks, add-ons and items. Opening P3 (Prestige 3) with all teachable perks unlocked takes a serious number of matches. A player with 20–30 P3 characters loses hundreds of hours of progress within half an hour of a HWID ban.

Tomes, Archives, Rift Fragments

Alongside matches you complete Tome challenges and collect Rift Fragments through the active battle pass. Uncompleted tomes from past seasons cannot be returned by any means — that is unique cosmetics and lore which the shop does not stock. Buying them via third-party services or recovering them through Behaviour support is impossible.

Iridescent Shards and Auric Cells

The account accrues free Iridescent Shards currency (slowly, through ranks and playtime) and a cached Auric Cells balance if you ever topped up. Bloodpoints (BP) — also on the account. After an EAC stoplist hit the account is exactly what you lose, and Behaviour has no standard "transfer progress" path.

Licensed DLC: Resident Evil, Halloween, Stranger Things

In DBD most killers and survivors are cross-promos with other brands: Resident Evil (Wesker, Leon, Jill, Ada, Rebecca), Halloween (Michael Myers, Laurie), Stranger Things (Demogorgon, Nancy, Steve), Hellraiser (Pinhead), Silent Hill (Pyramid Head, Cheryl), Saw (Pig, Tapp), Chucky, Alien (Xenomorph), Dungeons & Dragons (Vecna), Castlevania (Trevor). Many are bought as separate paid DLC. Hardware ban = write the lot off.

Because of this specific, returning to old hardware through a spoofer is more often economically justified in DBD than in cheap F2P titles. The standalone product pays for itself just by preserving the DLC collection.

Technical details: where EAC reads hardware and how we intercept

To understand what the spoofer does specifically, it is helpful to see where EAC pulls machine information from. This is not "a single magic API" but a set of calls at different levels. Below we walk the channels in importance order — from those without which no fingerprint forms to optional ones.

IOCTL requests to the disk controller. Via IOCTL_STORAGE_QUERY_PROPERTY EAC asks the SSD/NVMe itself for its flashed serial number. The stickiest channel — the controller serial does not change on a Windows reinstall. Our kernel driver hooks exactly this call and returns a fake structure.
WMI requests to Win32_BaseBoard and Win32_ComputerSystemProduct. Through WMI EAC receives SMBIOS information: motherboard manufacturer, board UUID, BIOS serial. The spoofer works with the WMI provider itself and swaps responses to those queries.
GetAdaptersInfo / GetAdaptersAddresses. Network adapters with their MAC addresses. We hook at the IP Helper API level — to EAC it looks like "a different network card in the same system", quite plausible after a reconnect or a Wi-Fi module replacement.
GetVolumeInformation and the extended NT variants. Volume serials for C:/D:/E: receive new values. Less critical to EAC, but if you skip it — a residual match remains.
GetComputerNameEx and the username via GetUserName. These are very secondary — EAC uses them rarely, more as an extra signal, but we flip them too so no trail is left.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Cryptography (MachineGuid). The unique Windows install identifier. Many anti-cheats including EAC use it as a "free" fingerprint. The swap goes via a registry-query hook, not by editing the registry itself — after the spoofer is off the value returns to place.

Third-party programs (antivirus, Steam, OBS, recording software) that do not deal with EAC directly see your system the same as before the spoofer ran. The changes are not persisted anywhere in memory — after a reboot the real identifiers return.

First-launch checklist after a DBD hardware ban

Launching the spoofer on a "dirty" machine after a ban requires a bit more discipline than "close the match and go". Miss a step and EAC, on Dead by Daylight start, still reads the real values and matches you with the previous record. Below is the sequence returners actually use.

1. Fully close Steam and EGS

Not minimised to tray but explicitly "Exit" through the menu. The Steam tray client keeps a connection to Steam servers and already pushed some machine info there. Check via Task Manager that no Steam.exe or EpicGamesLauncher.exe processes linger.

2. Wipe the old Dead by Daylight profile

Go to %LOCALAPPDATA%\DeadByDaylight\Saved\ and rename Saved → Saved_old. Those are not match saves (those live on Behaviour servers) but the local profile bound to the old hardware fingerprint. If left in place — on the first start of the new account EAC will say "familiar profile" and try to pull data.

3. Run Phoenix Spoofer and wait for confirmation

The utility window should show "Spoof complete" with a tick on each swapped channel. If any item turns red — that is irregular, do not start Steam, message Telegram support and attach the screenshot.

4. Register a new Steam account or use a clean old one

On the new account (or a long-idle one without an EAC trail) activate Dead by Daylight (bought or grabbed from an EGS giveaway, does not matter). The first DBD start through a fresh Steam client after the spoofer usually goes through without issues.

5. Do not return to your old Steam account

A common mistake: people spoof, then "log into the old one for 5 minutes" — and the old Steam client on connect reports the machine to the Steam server, which in turn may forward the "old account = new machine" link onward. If you go for the spoofer, forget the old nick on this PC.

Reviews

Reviews about Dead by Daylight Spoofer

4.8 10 reviews

1044 verified sales on Digiseller

How the rating is calculated

Most satisfied buyers never leave a review — people write mainly when something went wrong, so the text reviews skew negative and do not reflect the real picture. The score below is smoothed over every sale, not just the few written reviews.

rating = (G + S + 10·0.9) / (N + S + 10) × 5

G — sum of review positivity (5★ = 1, 1★ = 0)
N — number of text reviews = 10
S = (sales − N) × 0.15 — silent satisfied buyers

10 reviews against 1044 sales — only 0.96% of buyers wrote anything.

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