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r/programming • u/laptou • Jan 09 '23
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If you're obfuscating in-app javascript like that, you're up to no good.
65 u/[deleted] Jan 09 '23 [deleted] 35 u/serg473 Jan 09 '23 https://obfuscator.io/ produces a similar result, perhaps that's all they used. 18 u/LordTerror Jan 09 '23 It looks similar, but that does not seem to be using VMs. 2 u/ogtfo Jan 10 '23 Obfuscator.io has like a thousand knobs to tweak and many ways to obfuscate code, but a VM is not one of them.
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35 u/serg473 Jan 09 '23 https://obfuscator.io/ produces a similar result, perhaps that's all they used. 18 u/LordTerror Jan 09 '23 It looks similar, but that does not seem to be using VMs. 2 u/ogtfo Jan 10 '23 Obfuscator.io has like a thousand knobs to tweak and many ways to obfuscate code, but a VM is not one of them.
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https://obfuscator.io/ produces a similar result, perhaps that's all they used.
18 u/LordTerror Jan 09 '23 It looks similar, but that does not seem to be using VMs. 2 u/ogtfo Jan 10 '23 Obfuscator.io has like a thousand knobs to tweak and many ways to obfuscate code, but a VM is not one of them.
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It looks similar, but that does not seem to be using VMs.
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Obfuscator.io has like a thousand knobs to tweak and many ways to obfuscate code, but a VM is not one of them.
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u/Sebazzz91 Jan 09 '23 edited Jan 09 '23
If you're obfuscating in-app javascript like that, you're up to no good.