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Hardware and system IDs
See which serial numbers, system IDs and specifications are available in your environment. Use them to investigate possible leaks.
AntiBotPCExplorer v.1.4.0Vektor T13
Find out what reveals your virtual machine
Different VMs can share hardware identifiers. Compare them with each other and with a physical computer, investigate possible leaks and discover signs of virtualization. AntiBotPCExplorer compares JSON reports and brings together more than 100 VM detection methods.
✓Physical computers and VMs
✓JSON export and comparison
✓No network activity
✓Multilingual interface
Program features
Look beyond Windows system properties
See which data your system exposes, save the results and compare them with another machine. Find unexpected matches and check whether your configuration changes made a difference.
Hardware fingerprints
Analyze hardware parameters and characteristics that could reveal information about the physical host.
Physical PCs and VMs
Inspect host computers and virtual machines with the same tool.
Export to JSON
Save results as JSON to compare with another machine or a new scan after changing settings.
Compare two reports
Compare two JSON reports and find shared identifiers. Investigate links between a VM and its host or differences between two VMs.
Multiple languages
Use a multilingual interface. All program features are free.
Interface
AntiBotPCExplorer 1.4.0
VM detection, hardware identifiers and report comparison in one application.
JSON report comparison
Check VM isolation
before you start work
If you use several VMs with different digital profiles, matching hardware identifiers could reveal connections between them or with your computer. Compare reports in advance to find unexpected matches and identify environment parameters worth reviewing.
HOST VM
Does your VM expose host data?
Check whether the physical computer's serial numbers or other identifiers appear inside the virtual machine. Investigate possible leaks before using the VM for work.
- Physical computer. Run the utility on the host and save the first JSON report.
- Virtual machine. Run a scan inside the VM and save the second report.
- Comparison. Compare the files and examine matching and differing identifiers.
VM VM
How different are your VMs?
If you need independent environments, inspect their hardware IDs. Comparison shows what the machines share and how their configurations differ.
- First VM. Create and save a JSON report in the first virtual environment.
- Second VM. Collect a report in the second virtual machine.
- Comparison. Find unexpected ID matches and configuration differences.
Privacy
Your hardware fingerprints are your data
Diagnostics do not require an internet connection. The program makes no network requests and sends no identifiers to third-party servers. Inspect your environment while keeping control of its data.
- ✓No network activity
- ✓No identifiers sent to third-party servers
- ✓All reports stay with you
- ✓You decide whether to share results
Major update
What's new in version 1.4.0
Fingerprint diagnostics and report comparison now include an expanded set of modern virtual environment checks for Windows 11.
100+ detection methods
The major update combines more than 100 VM detection methods in one tool.
Hardware environment
Analysis of CPU, GPU, EDID, storage drives, network adapters and other system components.
Active checks
Virtualization checks that go well beyond searching for registry entries.
Cloud, VPS and VDS
Detection of virtualization indicators in cloud environments and virtual servers.
Anomalies and emulation
Checks for hardware anomalies, configuration inconsistencies and signs of emulation.
In-depth TPM analysis
TPM analysis, including certificate and attestation mechanism checks.
How indicators are assessed
A characteristic virtual device
A strong indicator of virtualization.
Higher weightA minor CPU anomaly
A less reliable indicator that should be considered alongside other checks.
Lower weightCombined factors → a more informed assessment
Result accuracy
Each indicator has its own weight
Detection methods are not treated as equally reliable. Each check has its own weight according to how strongly it indicates virtualization.
A characteristic virtual device and a small CPU performance anomaly are signals with different levels of reliability.
This approach helps reduce false positives (false positive) when assessing a virtual environment. The report percentage is an engineering confidence estimate for a physical PC, not a measured probability or a guarantee of anonymity.
Virtualization detection
Check your VM, VPS or VDS
See which signs of virtualization remain detectable.
Virtual machine
Run the program inside your VM and see which virtualization indicators it detects.
VPS or VDS
Inspect a Windows virtual server and review the available signs of virtualization.
Getting started
Collect, save, compare
01
Download the program
Download AntiBotPCExplorer 1.4.0 for free.
02
Save the scan results
Run the utility on a physical computer or in a VM. Review the data and export the results as JSON.
03
Compare environments
Collect a report from the second environment, compare the two JSON files and assess matches, differences and virtualization indicators.
Version history
From fingerprint diagnostics
to advanced VM detection
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is the program really free?
Yes. AntiBotPCExplorer is completely free, including diagnostics, JSON export and report comparison.
Does the program work offline?
Yes. Diagnostics and report comparison do not require an internet connection. The program makes no network requests and sends no hardware identifiers to third-party servers. Results stay on your computer.
Can I inspect a physical computer?
Yes. The program collects available hardware and system identifiers from both physical computers and virtual machines.
How can I investigate a possible HOST → VM leak?
Save a JSON report on the physical host, then create another inside the VM. Compare the files in the program and investigate matching identifiers and hardware characteristics.
Can I compare two virtual machines?
Yes. Save a JSON report in each VM and compare them to find unexpected identifier matches and configuration differences.
Does every match mean a leak?
No. Hardware model and virtual device type identifiers may legitimately match. Assess matches in the context of their meaning and the environment configurations.
What does version 1.4.0 add?
More than 100 VM detection methods, modern Windows 11 checks, hardware and TPM analysis, anomalies and emulation indicators. Checks carry different weights according to indicator reliability.
Can I check a VPS or VDS?
Yes. Run the utility in the Windows environment of your VPS or VDS and see which virtualization indicators remain detectable.
Which languages does the program support?
The interface supports multiple languages. You can choose a language inside the program.
Can I send reports to support?
Yes, you can choose to send both JSON reports for analysis. Review their contents first: they may contain unique hardware identifiers.
Feedback
Found an unexpected match?
If a HOST → VM or VM ↔ VM comparison reveals a possible leak, share your findings with support. You can send both JSON reports for detailed analysis.
Review the files before sending: reports may contain unique hardware identifiers.
Check your VMs
before you start work
Find unexpected ID matches and discover which virtualization indicators are visible in your environment.
AntiBotPCExplorer 1.4.0 is free. Works offline.
