Earlier today, I visited the Tigress C obfuscator website today (I haven’t for awhile) and it looks much nicer now ;). Anyways, something that particularly interested me was Tigress’s page on EncodeArithmetic. Since I, a maintainer of a Java bytecode obfuscator, am always looking for cool things to try, found the book they linked of interest.
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There was an interesting conversation I found on the CodeVision Discord server
Now we have this number, but it’s obviously huge, so we don’t want to calculate all those digits out to determine if it is prime or not.
More …Edit: This JAR was protected with the Paramorphism Java obfuscator by Anthony Som.
Edit #2: Removed JAR link at request of the author.
While this JAR wasn’t too hard to poke around in and figure out what is going on, I found this one of the more unique obfuscations I have seen in attempting to prevent Java reverse-engineering.
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