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Questions - obfuscation

Problem obfuscating a JAR file using Yguard (com.yworks.yshrink.model.ModelVisitor has interface org.objectweb.asm.ClassVisitor as super class)

I'm trying to obfuscate my generated project JAR file with no success. So I tried to reduce all the steps in order to find out what is going on and I've realized that I cannot use yguard at all and I ...
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Ivan

java

maven

ant

obfuscation

yguard

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

Problem was related to other libraries that uses the asm artifact too. So I had to do the following: 1- Exclude asm from yguard 2- Add asm to my pom.xml 3- Exclude all the asm references from other li...
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Ivan

Strange Java Behavior

Firstly, this question came about because I was trying to make a hello world program (the first main method commented out) as convoluted as possible. I tried to rewrite some of it to make it more read...
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tothemax

java

obfuscation

Votes: 0

Answers: 1

Latest Answer

tl;dr The bug is actually a minor one, you used i == 6 but instead you should have used i == 7. Index Let's break down what happens and why. To start off, the source string you are reading from (even...
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Zabuzard

How to create an obfuscated local password

I want to create a simple python app that is compiled into an .exe file and when opening the file it will ask the user a password before it runs the code. This happens locally without a server, so the...
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Anon1223

python

encryption

obfuscation

Votes: 0

Answers: 2

Latest Answer

I would suggest using a hash algorithm, like SHA256, to ensure that the password isn't stored as plaintext in the binary. SHA256 isn't the best algorithm in the world for hashing passwords, but then a...
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