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- get_hwid,
- set_serial_number,
- get_serial_number_state,
- get_serial_number_data,
- activate_license,
- deactivate_license,
- is_protected,
- is_virtual_machine,
- is_debugger_present
This will be expanded in the near future!
Important
Protectus performs feature checks at runtime before executing any function.This is done to verify whether a feature that the called function depends on (for example, 'licensing')is enabled in the Rust backend, in order to prevent unwanted behavior.Without adding the following permission, Protectus will not function properly!
"permissions": ["protectus:allow-feature-check-command"]
Protectus Permission List:
"permissions": ["protectus:allow-feature-check-command","protectus:allow-is-debugger-present-command","protectus:allow-is-protected-command","protectus:allow-is-virtual-machine-command","protectus:allow-get-hwid-command","protectus:allow-get-serial-number-data-command","protectus:allow-get-serial-number-state-command","protectus:allow-activate-license-command","protectus:allow-deactivate-license-command","protectus:allow-set-serial-number-command" ]
- VmProtect Installation
- Tauri Version >= 2.0.0-beta
When using a Debug Build of your application, copy either all files or only the files necessary for your operating system and architecture from VmProtect into yourtarget/debug folder:
- For macOS:
libVMProtectSDK.dylib - For 32-bit Linux:
libVMProtectSDK32.so - For 64-bit Linux:
libVMProtectSDK64.so - For 32-bit Windows:
VMProtectSDK32.dll,VMProtectSDK32.lib - For 64-bit Windows:
VMProtectSDK64.dll,VMProtectSDK64.lib
Some functions do not return a valid result until the Application is protected with VmProtect
For more information on what certain functions do, please consult these sites:
BIG BIG BIG THANKS toCertainLach for creating VmProtect Rust!
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Call VmProtect functions directly from your Tauri WebView.