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antiware-js<br>1.0.2 • Public • Published 21 hours ago<br>Readme<br>Code Beta<br>0 Dependencies<br>0 Dependents<br>3 Versions<br>Antiware (ANW)

ANW is an abbreviation for antiware<br>, It prevents object manipulation by tracking the memory address.

Installation

npm install antiware-js

Usage

const { ANW } = require("antiware-js");

// 1. Select your original data.

const request = {<br>name: "Mohamed",<br>role: "admin",<br>ip: "197.34.201.10"<br>};

// 2. Here, we reigster the object<br>const savedData = ANW.register(request);

// 3. Verifying the validity of the original object

const checkVerify = ANW.verify(savedData);<br>console.log(checkVerify);

// Output: Accepted: The security operation has been successfully verified.

// 4. Simulate the exact same data using a new object

const request2 = {<br>name: "Mohamed",<br>role: "admin",<br>ip: "197.34.201.10"<br>};

const hackAttempt = ANW.verify(request2);<br>console.log(hackAttempt);<br>// Output: Refused: Invalid or unknown memory reference!

My Manifesto

To learn more about why I built this library, my personal journey, and the vision behind antiware-js, please read the [MANIFESTO.md][MANIFESTO.md]<br>(https://github.com/Mohamed1234mmb/Antiware/blob/main/MANIFESTO.md) file.

Readme<br>Keywords<br>npm<br>memory-reference<br>javascript<br>antiware<br>security

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DownloadsWeekly Downloads<br>467

Version<br>1.0.2

License<br>MIT

Last publish<br>21 hours ago

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