Refisspoofer.exe -

: If it came from a "free" link on YouTube or a random Discord, it is highly likely to be a RAT (Remote Access Trojan) [4].

: It is specifically designed to circumvent "permanent" hardware bans where a developer has flagged a specific PC's components rather than just the user account [1]. RefisSpoofer.exe

: If the .exe asks to "Run as Administrator" and immediately closes, it may have already executed a payload in the background [2]. : If it came from a "free" link

: It modifies or masks hardware identifiers—such as your motherboard's serial number, MAC address, or disk drive IDs—to make a computer appear as a "new" machine to anti-cheat software [1, 2]. : It modifies or masks hardware identifiers—such as

: Most reputable Spoofers will show "False Positives" on VirusTotal because of how they interact with the kernel, making it very difficult for an average user to distinguish a "safe" spoofer from an actual virus [3].