anti-wpm

What is it?

• A class which protects variables from external manipulation

How it works?

• it creates two variables with the same value and moves one of them through different positions in the RAM (simply said) which makes finding it much harder
• it compares values for differences

Simplified version

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int VariableToProtect = 0;
int pVar[ 1000 ] = { 0 };
int Pos = 0; // position of the element with the same value as VariableToProtect in pVar

while( !GetAsyncKeyState( VK_SPACE ) )
{
    if( pVar[ Pos ] != VariableToProtect )
        printf( "detected!" );

    ++VariableToProtect;

    Pos = rand( ) % 1000;
    pVar[ Pos ] = VariableToProtect;

    Sleep( 10 );
}

How to use it?

• basically, you can use it exactly like any other 'normal' variable

int x = 0; // creates unprotected variable
pvar<int> y = 0; // creates protected variable

• you can use operations like y = 2 + x but, there are several operators which are not overloaded (i.e. y++)

Can I use it as it is?

• It depends. I made it ~1 year before the first commit (I had got the idea sooner) just to be sure that it is possible to make something like that, therefore, I didn't put much time into it. I have made small changes in the recent past in order to make it readable and compatible with every type of variable but as I mentioned, some of the operators were not overloaded. One can live without it and another one may be mad about it. Although it is not completed foundations were laid down.