informations: IPv4: 128.16.4.10 Enternet Addr: 00:16:3e:35:19:3d Hard Disk Serial Number: HXS2000CN2A Using -b to bind hardware information to obfuscated scripts scripts. For example, bind dist5/foo.py to enternet address: $ pyarmor gen -O dist5 -b 00:16:3e:35:19:3d foo.py So dist5/foo.py only could run in target machine. It’s same to bind IPv4 and serial number py It’s possible to combine some of them. For example: $ pyarmor gen -O dist5 -b "00:16:3e:35:19:3d HXS2000CN2A" foo.py Only both enternet address and hard disk are matched machine could run this obfuscated

pyarmor.cli.hdinfo: Default Harddisk Serial Number: 'HXS2000CN2A' Default Mac address: '00:16:3e:35:19:3d' Default IPv4 address: '128.16.4.10' Before Pyarmor 8.4.6, using pyarmor-7 hdinfo to get hardware scripts. For example, bind dist5/foo.py to Ethernet address: $ pyarmor gen -O dist5 -b 00:16:3e:35:19:3d foo.py So dist5/foo.py only could run in target machine. It’s same to bind IPv4 and serial number py It’s possible to combine some of them. For example: $ pyarmor gen -O dist5 -b "00:16:3e:35:19:3d HXS2000CN2A" foo.py Only both Ethernet address and hard disk are matched machine could run this obfuscated

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