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Vulnerability research assistant that extracts pseudocode from the IDA Hex-Rays decompiler.
Reverse engineering assistant that uses a locally running LLM to aid with pseudocode analysis.
Vulnerability research assistant that locates calls to potentially insecure API functions in a binary file.
Reverse engineering assistant that extracts strings and related pseudocode from a binary file.
Invoke-Obfuscation is a PowerShell-based tool for transforming PowerShell commands and scripts into obfuscated forms to evade signature-based detection. It applies token-level, string-level, and encoding techniques to hide execution logic, and supports compressing commands before obfuscation to reduce size while concealing the original code.
The main features of danielbohannon/invoke-obfuscation are: PowerShell Obfuscation Tools, Language-Specific Command Obfuscation, Obfuscation Encodings, Layer Reversal Tools, Process Argument Hiding, Obfuscated Script Launchers, Compressed Command Obfuscation, Obfuscated Launch Command Generators.
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