Windows SmartScreen & Defender Guidance
Our software runtimes ship as bare-metal PE32+ executables (justified_engine.exe), Windows installers (justified_engine_setup.msi), and dynamic C-ABI libraries (justified_core.dll) compiled directly from native MSVC and NVCC toolchains with zero telemetry wrappers, advertising frameworks, or background updater bloat.
Windows Defender SmartScreen Verification
Because raw native runtimes bypass multi-megabyte commercial retail installer wrappers and operate under our private HSM-backed enterprise root authority rather than a retail consumer CA, Windows Defender SmartScreen attaches an NTFS Mark-of-the-Web (Zone.Identifier = 3) to browser downloads. This displays an "Unknown Publisher" prompt upon initial launch:
STEP 1 When the blue "Windows protected your PC" modal appears, click "More info".
STEP 2 Verify the publisher signature reads "CLIGetDefaultPolicy" (Thumbprint: 379A208A4223EE53525B0BBAE9FC4A7FCE76DE9C) and click "Run anyway".
Instant Terminal Unblock Protocol (PowerShell): Developers can remove the NTFS Mark-of-the-Web across all binaries in one command before executing:
Enterprise Group Policy & WDAC Deployment
Enterprise administrators deploying across restricted Windows 10/11 Enterprise environments can deploy our pre-compiled Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) XML policy directly to authorize our cryptographic signing certificate across enterprise endpoints without manual per-machine prompts.