[Platinum]

This site is Survey protected. Pls give me a direct link.

Sorry then, found this somewhere but it wasn't survey protected for me..

[Anizeb]

Here. Basically I just copied the source and broke the JS.

[Madara-Uchiha]

But dude, uhm, that's not process protecting. That's HWID prrotecting of your application when I am correct.
But I want something which makes the process critical and when trying to kill show the message: "Unable to terminate".
Without getting a BSOD.

[Eternity]

But dude, uhm, that's not process protecting. That's HWID prrotecting of your application when I am correct.
But I want something which makes the process critical and when trying to kill show the message: "Unable to terminate".
Without getting a BSOD.

Why not disable the task manager and your problem is gone ?

[Madara-Uchiha]

Because thats n00by. If it's professional you protect the process.
Also Taskmanager can still be used...

[Eternity]

Because thats n00by. If it's professional you protect the process.
Also Taskmanager can still be used...

Made a login system back in the day, the only thing that you can do to bypass that is by ending the process on a different user.

Also if the person know the above he probably know he has a RAT(Or whatever You're making) and will remove it.

[Madara-Uchiha]

Nevertheless, In my eyes process protection is a good way to secure your app from beeing killed.
All snippets I've tried caused a BSOD when getting killed, that's the problem.

[Anizeb]

Look, a major part of making programs like this is making compromises.
If you can't find anything that functions the exact way you want it to, cheat a little bit.

You've been given several entirely valid suggestions that should be pretty simple, you should maybe implement one of them.

[Madara-Uchiha]

Yes. But these solutions are not good.

1) Disabling Taskmanager is complete shit, it's way to obvious that you are infected.
2) Other solutions causes a BSOD.

Thats why I am looking for a good solution... .__.
Jesus!

[Anizeb]

Create a second program that gets launched when your main program is started.
The new program will check to see if your primary program is open. If it is not, it will open it.
This secondary program should be small enough to avoid suspicion, and this method will be basic enough to avoid detection.

For added security, make both programs check each other. If one is not open, the other will open it. This way, they both have to be closed at the same time, which can be difficult to do.