Create a App runtime Project

What are ByteHide App runtime Projects?

ByteHide App runtime projects are the foundation for organizing and managing runtime protection across your applications. Projects allow you to:

• Organize your applications by service or environment
• Configure protection modules (Debugger Detection, VM Detection, SQL Injection, etc.)
• Define action responses for detected threats
• App runtime security incidents in real-time
• Control access for team members with different permission levels
• View analytics on detected threats and protection effectiveness
• Manage device sessions and track deployment statistics

Each project provides a unique token that authenticates your applications with the ByteHide App runtime service.

Create Your Project

1. Sign in to ByteHide Cloud
2. Go to Projects section
3. Click Create Project in the dashboard

4. Select App runtime as the project type
5. Choose .NET as your platform
6. Enter a project name and description
7. Click Create

Get Your Project Token

After creating your project, you'll need the project token for your applications:

1. Go to your App runtime project dashboard
2. In the main view you will see the Project Token box
3. Copy your project token

Storing Your Token Securely

Option 1: Environment Variables

# Windows (PowerShell)
$env:BYTEHIDE_MONITOR_TOKEN="your-token-here"

# Linux/macOS
export BYTEHIDE_MONITOR_TOKEN="your-token-here"

# Windows (PowerShell)
$env:BYTEHIDE_MONITOR_TOKEN="your-token-here"

# Linux/macOS
export BYTEHIDE_MONITOR_TOKEN="your-token-here"

Then in your code:

await Bytehide.Monitor.Payload.ConfigureAsync(config =>
{
    config.EnableAllProtections(ActionType.Close, intervalMs: 60000);
});

await Bytehide.Monitor.Payload.ConfigureAsync(config =>
{
    config.EnableAllProtections(ActionType.Close, intervalMs: 60000);
});

Option 2: User Secrets (Development)

dotnet user-secrets set "ByteHide:Monitor:Token" "your-token-here"

dotnet user-secrets set "ByteHide:Monitor:Token" "your-token-here"

// In Program.cs or Startup.cs
await Bytehide.Monitor.Payload.ConfigureAsync(config =>
{
    config.EnableAllProtections(ActionType.Close, intervalMs: 60000);
});

// In Program.cs or Startup.cs
await Bytehide.Monitor.Payload.ConfigureAsync(config =>
{
    config.EnableAllProtections(ActionType.Close, intervalMs: 60000);
});

Option 3: ByteHide Vault (Recommended for Production)

Use ByteHide Vault Manager to securely store and retrieve your App runtime token:

await Bytehide.Monitor.Payload.ConfigureAsync(config =>
{
    config.EnableAllProtections(ActionType.Close, intervalMs: 60000);
});

await Bytehide.Monitor.Payload.ConfigureAsync(config =>
{
    config.EnableAllProtections(ActionType.Close, intervalMs: 60000);
});

Project Settings

In the ByteHide Cloud panel, you can configure:

• Protection Modules: Enable/disable specific detection modules
• Action Policies: Configure default actions for different threat types
• Access Control: Manage team access and permissions
• Notifications: Configure alerts for security incidents
• Analytics: View threat detection statistics and trends
• Device Management: App runtime registered devices and active sessions

Next Steps

Choose your application type to get started: