🧰 Job Title:
Windows VM Engineer – Anti-Detection & Cloud Spoofing Setup on OVH Bare Metal
📄 Job Description:
We are seeking an experienced systems engineer to configure a Windows 10 virtual machine on an OVH bare-metal server in a way that bypasses cloud VM detection techniques used by certain applications. This project requires expertise in virtualization, hardware spoofing, and sandbox detection avoidance.
The target application fails to run on cloud-based VMs (e.g., AWS, Azure), but functions on local desktops and local VirtualBox VMs. Your goal will be to replicate a local-like Windows environment inside a nested VM on our OVH server that avoids common cloud and virtualization fingerprints.
🔧 Responsibilities:
- Set up a Linux KVM/QEMU environment on an existing OVH bare metal server (Ubuntu 22.04 preferred).
Create a nested Windows 10 VM using QEMU or VirtualBox with:
- Spoofed BIOS vendor, model, serial number (e.g., ASUS, ProBook)
- Custom MAC address (non-cloud prefix)
- No access to cloud metadata services (e.g., block 169.254.169.254)
- Proper VirtIO drivers to ensure fast networking and storage
- Install and verify functionality of our provided Windows application.
- Ensure that the app runs fully without crash or feature loss, simulating a local machine environment.
Provide documentation on:
- Spoofing techniques used
- How to replicate the setup
- How to revert/apply BIOS/network identity changes
🧠 Required Skills:
Strong experience with KVM/QEMU, virt-manager, or similar virtualization tooling
In-depth knowledge of Windows guest installations on Linux hosts
Experience with hardware/DMI spoofing (e.g., using QEMU -smbios, MAC spoofing)
Familiarity with sandbox and virtualization detection techniques
Strong Linux sysadmin and network configuration experience
Ability to troubleshoot performance issues (esp. on VirtIO/Windows VMs)
⏳ Estimated Project Duration:
8 to 12 hours total, including:
4–6 hours for initial environment setup and spoofed VM deployment
2–3 hours for Windows installation and testing
2–3 hours for validation, documentation, and minor tweaks
You should be available to coordinate in real time for 1–2 debugging sessions after initial deployment.
💼 Deliverables:
Working spoofed Windows 10 VM
Application verified as fully functional (we provide the app)
Step-by-step documentation or shell scripts for future re-creation
Optional: system image snapshot or export (if feasible)
💵 Budget:
$400–$600 USD, depending on experience and delivery speed. Willing to pay more for high confidence and fast execution.
🛠️ Tools/Stack:
OVH bare-metal server (Ubuntu)
QEMU/KVM
Windows 10 ISO + VirtIO drivers (provided or public)
iptables, dmidecode, etc.
✅ To Apply, Please Include:
Brief description of similar past work (e.g., spoofing, nested VM builds, QEMU setups)
Your preferred virtualization toolchain (QEMU, VirtualBox, etc.)
Timeline estimate for project delivery
Whether you're available for a test call or live debugging session