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This project aims to deobfuscate most commercially-available obfuscators for Java.
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- Implements the transformation
- Process the class nodes
- Runs the transform
- Perform the actual transformation
- Decrypts classes
- Transforms classes
- Performs the actual transformation
- Performs transformation processing
- Performs transformation
- Transforms class encryption
- Run the transform
- Implementation of the Transform
- Performs basic analysis
- Implements the process
- Starts the flow output
- Transforms the exceptions
- Performs deobfuscation
- Performs deobaps
- Performs the deobapping
- Flatten the class nodes
- Overrides the default implementation of this class
- Overrides the default mapping for this class
- Tries to patch the static initializer for the class
- Performs the de -ob mapping
- Performs test cases
- Implements the transformation instructions
- Decrypt class
- Starts the local variables
- Finds the decryptors
- Registers the providers
- This method translates the classNodes and executes the checkset
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QUESTION
So I was looking at a compromised WordPress site and saw this injected js. It basically had one round of obfuscation (charCodeAt(13-3,9-2, etc). Then, it output the following:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-14 at 15:28You're supposed to be XORing with an element of key. letter % len(key) is the index of that element (it just cycles through the key with wraparound).
b64decode() returns a bytes object rather than a string, so you can just access the elements as integers, you don't need to call ord().
QUESTION
Given the following script:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-19 at 08:22This is relatively straightforward, just tedious. First unpack the top variable declarations:
QUESTION
I am a recent graduate trying to reverse engineer my way into a video game studio. I am an Alpha tester for the game and I am working on fully understanding their code from the .DLLs that have been built thus far...but some parts of it are obfuscated through a Unity utility from the Asset Store called BeeBytes. I want to get a better understanding of the networking process for games - all of their networked code is obfuscated - and I've found one way to de-obfuscate BeeBytes but I can't seem to find any sort of tutorial to configure the deobfuscator to work. I think it is a module that can be used with De4Dot and something that is run through that program.
I posted on the StackOverflow reverse-engineering forums as well and I was told to try asking here. From what I have gathered, is Beeless something you integrate into De4Dot? As I mentioned before I can't seem to find (m)any tutorials on this type of thing and any help would be greatly appreciated.
Here's the link to the deobfuscator. https://github.com/ioncodes/beeless
...and here's the link to De4Dot (general-purpose deobfuscator) https://github.com/0xd4d/de4dot
Thanks a lot, Evan
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Answered 2018-Aug-30 at 08:52When you open up the vs project you can clearly see that it misses the dnlib.dll... This is part of dnspy for example, add this dll as a reference and built it.
QUESTION
Hi i need deobfuscate this code. But i cant, i use deobfuscator from everywhere and cant.
The code is here: http://textsaver.flap.tv/lists/1jtr
Thanks all for help me :)
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Answered 2018-Nov-16 at 08:13This code is not really obfuscated but is in fact "minified". You can use Notepad++ and install a plugin like "JSTool". Then, open the plugin's menu and using "JSFormat" will reformat the Javascript so you can read it easily.
There is also some extensions for Firefox and Chrome that can also be used. This one here is the best one I could find: JavaScript and CSS Code Beautifier (For Google Chrome)
Note:
Just in case you are curious, you can click here to see an example of a real obfuscated Javascript. Some of these scripts are very easy to reveal while some others are a lot more sophisticated. It is even possible to hide your javascript code inside an image by converting every character into pixel color values. (Source: "A technique for hiding your JavaScript Code")
QUESTION
What does ${...} that is not within a string mean in PHP? I want to know where the documentation is, too.
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Answered 2017-Jan-14 at 12:08This is covered in the documentation under the topic "Variable variables":
In order to use variable variables with arrays, you have to resolve an ambiguity problem. That is, if you write
$$a[1]then the parser needs to know if you meant to use$a[1]as a variable, or if you wanted$$aas the variable and then the[1]index from that variable. The syntax for resolving this ambiguity is:${$a[1]}for the first case and${$a}[1]for the second.
So basically, you can use ${} to access a variable of the dynamic name , where can be any expression that returns a string. Alternatively, you could write:
QUESTION
So I have been working on the java program that scans and parses a number of files replacing terms (such as func_123) with their readable format.
There are three files that provide definitions, so each file needs to be parsed thrice.
The program loads definitions into a class called Pair and puts that pair into a ArraryList.
Then the program goes through each file line by line and replaces any matched string. Creating and running a new thread for each file.
So what would be the fastest/most efficient way to parse, replace and write these changes to the new file?
Below is what I have so far.
Code that parses through each file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Aug-23 at 09:57replaceAll() method in String is slow, since the regex Patterns are repeatedly compiled for all keys. An idea is to cache 'compiled Patterns' instead of Strings and then repeatedly run replaceAll. At least this will be much faster than this current version.
A possible idea is to optimize 'examination of s' with prefix trie.
For example, suppose s looks like
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Install deobfuscator
Download the deobfuscator. The latest build is recommended.
If you know what obfuscators were used, skip the next two steps
Create detect.yml with the following contents. Replace input.jar with the name of the input
Run java -jar deobfuscator.jar --config detect.yml to determine the obfuscators used
Create config.yml with the following contents. Replace input.jar with the name of the input
Run java -jar deobfuscator.jar
Re-run the detection if the JAR was not fully deobfuscated - it's possible to layer obfuscations
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