Obfuscar is a .NET assembly obfuscator and managed code protector designed to prevent reverse engineering of compiled binaries. It functions as a binary metadata compressor and security tool that renames symbols and encodes strings to protect intellectual property. The project distinguishes itself by altering the Common Intermediate Language structure and modifying assembly metadata tables to hide implementation details. It provides string-to-buffer encoding to prevent plain-text analysis of constants and includes a strong-name re-signing mechanism to ensure modified assemblies remain valid a
Al-Khaser is a research project focused on the development of anti-analysis and evasion techniques to resist reverse engineering. It provides implementations for detecting and evading virtual machines, sandboxes, and debuggers to prevent software analysis. The project implements control flow obfuscation through anti-disassembly methods and utilizes dynamic API resolution to bypass static import tables. It further hinders forensic analysis by manipulating memory headers to prevent process dumps and utilizing remote code injection to execute logic in external processes. The capability surface
electron-vite is a build system and multi-process bundle orchestrator that uses Vite to compile and bundle the main, preload, and renderer processes for Electron applications. It functions as a desktop application scaffolder, providing templates to integrate various frontend frameworks into a standardized project structure. The project distinguishes itself through integrated source code protection, utilizing a V8 bytecode obfuscator to compile JavaScript into bytecode and obfuscate strings to prevent reverse engineering. It also manages complex desktop architectures by isolating bundles and s
Garble is an obfuscation tool for Go binaries. It transforms compiled Go programs by hashing identifiers, package paths, and filenames into short, opaque strings, making reverse engineering more difficult. The tool produces reproducible results from identical source and a user-supplied seed, enabling verifiable builds. Obfuscation can be restricted to only those packages that match user-defined patterns, leaving other parts of the codebase untouched. Constant string literals in the binary are replaced with runtime-resolved expressions to hide their original content. The tool integrates direct