System Hardware ID Generator Script Documentation

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Table of Contents

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Installation
  • 2.1 Installing Required Packages
• 3. Main Functions of the Script
• 4. Detailed Description
  • 4.1 Generating Hardware ID (HWID)
  • 4.2 Using the Script as a Module
• 5. Usage Examples
  • 5.1 Running the Script Directly
  • 5.2 Importing the Module
  • 5.3 Using the .pyz Archive
• 6. Applications and Use Cases
• 7. Recommendations and Best Practices
• Appendix A: Generating Hardware IDs
• Appendix B: Contact Information

1. Introduction

The System Hardware ID Generator Script is a Python tool designed to generate a unique Hardware ID (HWID) for the device it runs on. The HWID is represented as an 18-digit integer, making it efficient for storage in databases and indexing. This script can be used in various applications such as software licensing, device authentication, and hardware inventory management.

Key features of the script include:

• Unique Hardware Identification: Generates a unique HWID based on the system\'s hardware information.

• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works on Windows, macOS, Linux/Unix, and other operating systems where Python 3.6+ is installed.

• Modular Design: Can be used as a standalone script or imported as a module in other Python projects.

• Cached HWID Value: Caches the HWID value during import for performance optimization.

This tool is effectively used in the Alpha Beta Network cloud platform, including the Python Obfuscator Online, Secure Python Code Manager Script, and Local Python Code Protector Script.\ \ The published scripts systemhardwareidgenerator.py (uses cloud protection) and systemhardwareidgenerator.pyz (uses local protection and is able to run without internet connection) are ready-to-use secure cross platform versions in order to ensure the confidentiality of the algorithm used.

2. Installation

Before using the System Hardware ID Generator Script, ensure that you have Python 3.6+ installed on your system.

2.1 Installing Required Packages

The script requires the following Python packages:

• requests

• psutil

• cryptography

You can install them using pip:

```bash

pip install requests psutil cryptography ``` Ensure that you are using the correct version of pip associated with your Python 3 installation. If you are using a virtual environment, activate it before installing the package.

3. Main Functions of the Script

The System Hardware ID Generator Script provides the following functionalities:

• Generate Hardware ID (HWID): Computes a unique HWID based on the system\'s hardware and platform information.

• Provide HWID via Module Import: Allows other Python scripts to import the module and obtain the HWID programmatically.

4. Detailed Description

4.1 Generating Hardware ID (HWID)

The script gathers system information such as hostname, processor, system type, and machine architecture. It then concatenates these details and computes a SHA-256 hash. The hash is converted to an 18-digit integer, which serves as the unique HWID.

Key Functions:

• Saves the HWID to a log file named systemhardwareid_<HWID>.log.

• generate_hwid(): Public function that returns the cached HWID.

4.2 Using the Script as a Module

The script is modular and can be imported into other Python projects. It provides the generate_hwid() function, which returns the cached HWID value. This ensures that the HWID is generated only once per session, optimizing performance.

Error Handling:

• The script includes try-except blocks to handle potential exceptions during HWID generation and file operations.

• If an error occurs, a warning message is displayed, and a default HWID of \"0\" is returned.

5. Usage Examples

5.1 Running the Script Directly

To generate and display the HWID, run the script directly from the command line:

```bash

python systemhardwareid_generator.py ``` Output:

```javascript

Your Hardware ID (HWID) is: 123456789012345678 ``` The HWID will also be saved to a log file named systemhardwareid_123456789012345678.log in the current directory.

5.2 Importing the Module

You can import the script as a module in your Python project to obtain the HWID:

```python

test_hwid.py

from systemhardwareidgenerator import generatehwid

def main(): try: hwid = generate_hwid() print(f"Generated HWID: {hwid}") print(f"HWID length: {len(hwid)} characters") except Exception as e: print(f"Error occurred while generating HWID: {e}")

if name == "main": main() ``` Example Output:

```javascript

Generated HWID: 123456789012345678

HWID length: 18 characters ``` This example is based on the test_hwid.py file.

5.3 Using the .pyz Archive

The script can be packaged into a .pyz archive for distribution. To use the module from the .pyz file:

```python

testhwidfrom_pyz.py

import sys

Add .pyz archive path to the system's module search path

sys.path.insert(0, 'systemhardwareid_generator.pyz')

from systemhardwareidgenerator import generatehwid

def main(): try: hwid = generate_hwid() print(f"Generated HWID: {hwid}") print(f"HWID length: {len(hwid)} characters") except Exception as e: print(f"Error occurred while generating HWID: {e}")

if name == "main": main() ``` Instructions:

• Ensure the systemhardwareid_generator.pyz file is in the same directory as your script or provide the correct path.

• This approach adds the .pyz archive to the system path, allowing you to import modules contained within it.

Example Output:

```javascript

Generated HWID: 123456789012345678

HWID length: 18 characters ``` This example is based on the testhwidpyz.py file.

6. Applications and Use Cases

The System Hardware ID Generator Script can be used in various scenarios:

• Software Licensing:

  • Bind licenses to specific devices using the HWID.
  • Control the number of software installations.
  • Prevent unauthorized software usage.

• Security Systems:

  • Identify devices in corporate networks.
  • Track suspicious activities from specific devices.
  • Authenticate devices accessing protected resources.

• Monitoring and Inventory:

  • Manage hardware assets in organizations.
  • Track changes in device configurations.
  • Automate IT asset inventory.

• Analytics and Statistics:

  • Collect data about devices used.
  • Analyze user distribution by hardware types.
  • Track unique software installations.

• Technical Support:

  • Quickly identify devices during support requests.
  • Track support history for specific devices.
  • Automate support processes.

• Development and Testing:

  • Debug issues on specific devices.
  • Reproduce errors in specific configurations.
  • Automate testing across different devices.

• System Integration:

  • Integrate into larger systems as a component.
  • Use in access control systems.
  • Integrate with monitoring and logging systems.

7. Recommendations and Best Practices

• Use the Cached HWID: Utilize the cached HWID provided by the generate_hwid() function to optimize performance in your applications.

• Handle Exceptions: Implement appropriate error handling when using the module to ensure your application can handle any issues during HWID generation.

• Security Considerations: When using HWIDs for licensing or security purposes, ensure that the HWID generation method meets your security requirements and consider potential spoofing risks.

• Integration with Other Tools: The script can be effectively used in conjunction with other tools like the Local Python Code Protector Script for enhanced code protection.

Appendix A: Generating Hardware IDs

To restrict code execution to specific devices or for any application requiring a unique device identifier, use the System Hardware ID Generator Script as described in the usage examples.

Steps:

1. Run the script on the target device:

```bash

python systemhardwareid_generator.py ``` 2. The script will display the HWID:

```javascript

Your Hardware ID (HWID) is: 123456789012345678 ``` 3. Use the HWID as needed in your application or licensing system.

Appendix B: Contact Information

If you experience issues or have questions not covered in this documentation, please contact the Alpha Beta Network Research Team.

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