RegistryGuard is a C++ utility for monitoring Windows registry entries. It periodically checks specified registry values and triggers a callback if a monitored value deviates from its allowed values. This tool can be helpful for maintaining configurations or tracking unauthorized changes in registry settings.

Configurable Monitoring: Define registry entries and allowed values to monitor.

Callback Functionality: Customizable callback when a value changes from its allowed set.

Thread-based Monitoring: Runs in a background thread with adjustable intervals.

Include RegistryGuard.hpp and RegistryGuard.cpp in your project, ensuring access to Windows API and Logger.hpp for logging.

Define Entry: Use CreateRegistryEntry to configure an entry with a key, subkey, value name, data type, and allowed values.

Set Up Callback: The OnRegistryChange function will be called if the registry value differs from the allowed list.

Monitor Entries: Call Start() to begin monitoring and Stop() to end it.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.