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K, so you need mutex because you don't want multiple instances of your program in one machine.
But, when some other program like antimalware, reserve your mutex, your program will don't run, yes?

Originally Posted by job

K, so you need mutex because you don't want multiple instances of your program in one machine.
But, when some other program like antimalware, reserve your mutex, your program will don't run, yes?

no it wont. that is why you have to create a mutex with a unique name and if possible then crypt a string and decrypt it in runtime and apply so that av detection is hard.

Originally Posted by raghavpande123

no it wont. that is why you have to create a mutex with a unique name and if possible then crypt a string and decrypt it in runtime and apply so that av detection is hard.

whuat? Oo

raghavpande123, even if mutex will be crypted in exe, still someone can view this string from debugger. If your program is "hard to uninstall", calling same mutex before executing your program will simply turn off your program, yes?
So why call mutex, if this is dangerous?

if you have a worm that runs on millons of computers you could infect the same pc twice.

nice rat