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seb-patch: Use SEB in any VM (VirtualBox, VMWare, ...)

That's it-

How does this work? (Click to expand/collapse) Coming Soon!

FAQ (Click to expand/collapse) Q1: Does my exam organizer/teacher get notified if I'm using a Virtual Machine?
A: Short answer is no. Although, in theory, those that are more tech-savvy, could ask for your SEB logs.

From SEB Official Website:

[...] Some data which can be considered to be personal (computer host name, computer account user name, some URLs of opened web pages etc.) can be contained in the log files SEB saves on the system it is running on (when used with default settings). Log files are not transmitted to any server by SEB, you can manually collect those log files for debugging purposes.

Q2: What can my exam organizer/teacher do with my SEB logs anyways?
A: Welp, surprisingly... Not much from what we analyzed. Although they can always obtain as referred on the quote before your computer hostname and account user name. If you're running SEB on a virtual machine, obviously, that it's not going to match your original laptop's model or even a valid computer model in that matter. Example below.

(yyyy-mm-dd_hhhnnmsss_Runtime.log @ Line 8):

Running SEB on a Output Expected Output
Laptop Computer 'DESKTOP-1B2D3F4' is a Zenbook Pro 15 UX550 manufactured by Asus โœ…
Virtual Machine (VirtualBox) Computer 'DESKTOP-1A2C3E4' is a Virtual Machine VirtualBox manufactured by innotek GmbH โŒ

Q3: What if my exam organizer/teacher does ask for my SEB logs after my exam/test? Am I doomed?
A: No, don't panic. In this repository @ the folder \logs we provide a solution to this problem.

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This is detected!

Hi, former SEB reverse engineer here.
As I've reversed the insides of SEB, I know their internal structure very well.
Although your solution works (there are better solutions) it is definetly detected.

I used to work for a firm that had ties to SEB. Their memcheck (memory validator) validates memory that is being modified, even file hashes. So if one of the hashes are wrong of the files (which you are modifying/replacing) it will report it to the server. It does not notify the user nor the teacher, but it will be logged and later on your school/university will be contacted by the exam contractor.

So, as this is a good TRY of bypassing SEB, it is definetly not a good way of doing it.

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