Blizzard identification information

[Derrington]

Blizzard ToU says "Blizzard has the right to obtain certain identification information about your computer: HDD, CPU, IPs, OS, RAM, VGA card"
They probably have a database where they store this information. Let's say I have 2 wow accounts both using IP masks and I'm using them on the same comp. One is heavy botting/sending gold to the other one who is crafting. Probably bizz will figure things out, if they catch one and figure the fake ip then will ban both or they will know there's the same person using the accounts and again, ban both. Or they could ban all the accounts that use the comp (you know the way blizzard bans ppl... doh!)
So my question to hackers around here is: how to deal with such thing? How to hide that info?

[lanman92]

Don't be dumb? I doubt they'll really research that hard to get you banned. IP banning isn't good, due to DHCP and shared connections. I HIGHLY doubt that they have a database of all that information. Can you imagine how much space that would take up to store the hundreds of millions of trials and real accounts?

[Derrington]

Maybe I'm paranoid but not dumb. I really don't know where did you get that numbers from. There are 10 millions wow accounts + another (in the worst case!) 10 millions trials, that's hardly 20 not hundreds of millions. Since they already ban by IP they surely have this info in their database. As you can see, it's possible to store.

If this database were so large, how come they can track 9999999x341123 mails in game for huge transactions (I know that for sure)?

Don't go offtopic and mby give a suggestion?

[miLl3niUm]

I don't understand how you connect the computer hardware with the in-game mails. Mails probably have generated IDs that show the sender and receiver.