SamuelTulach/mutante — reverse-engineered prompt
Reverse engineered prompt
Build me a Windows kernel driver project that acts like the old mutante tool. I want it to change hardware identifiers in memory, specifically disk serials for both SATA and NVMe drives, turn off S.M.A.R.T, and edit SMBIOS tables 0 through 3 instead of just zeroing them out. The big thing is I do not want any hooking, I want it written so the driver can be loaded, do its work, and then be unloaded.
Please treat this as a research or lab project, not as something that claims to bypass modern anti cheat, because the original notes say it is outdated and not effective for that anymore. If parts of the old approach are too brittle, especially around SMBIOS parsing, clean them up and handle edge cases better. A simple way to build it and test it on Windows 10 x64 is enough. If you need to, look up current Windows kernel docs online and make whatever fixes are needed to get it compiling and working cleanly.
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