Level:
Obfuscation levels
- Low
- Hexadecimal identifier renaming + string array. Fast processing with minimal size increase.
- Medium
- Low + Base64 string encoding + control-flow flattening. Significantly harder to read.
- High
- Medium + RC4 string encryption + dead-code injection + self-defending code. Maximum obfuscation, but file size increases significantly.
Note: Obfuscation makes code harder to read but does not guarantee complete protection. Never embed sensitive data in client-side code.
FAQ
- Q. Can obfuscated code be deobfuscated?
- Obfuscation does not guarantee complete protection. Specialized tools can still recover the logic. Never embed passwords, secret keys, or sensitive data in client-side code.
- Q. Does the obfuscated code still work the same way?
- Yes. Obfuscation changes the code's appearance without altering its behavior. However, some runtime environments may behave differently, so test before deploying to production.
- Q. What are the differences between the three levels?
- Low: hexadecimal identifier renaming + string array (minimal size increase). Medium: adds Base64 string encoding and control-flow flattening. High: adds RC4 string encryption, dead-code injection, and self-defending code for maximum obfuscation.
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