Somebody over at SO posted a question asking how he could "hide" a function. This was my answer:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int encrypt(void)
{
char *text="Hello World";
asm("push text");
asm("call printf");
return 0;
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
volatile unsigned char *i=encrypt;
while(*i!=0x00)
*i...
Does it make sense to obsfucate Javascript? The only clear benefits I can see are to hide code (albeit non-proprietary in nature since it's client-side) from prying eyes and as a minimizer since often Javascript obsfucators do minimization as well.
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Hi all,
I've recently been playing with allot of Javascript and started to consider that I couldn’t encounter a piece of Javascript that I wouldn’t be able to debug.
Well I was pleasantly surprised and angered today when we discovered a number of javascript redirect trojans on our company’s website.
Most of the code we found I was abl...