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Obfuscar is an open-source .NET obfuscator released under MIT license. It provides basic obfuscation features that help secure secrets in a .NET assembly. An obfuscation tool designed for most .NET developers. Hide everything private, while keep everything public. You can achieve such simply via default settings. Hide class/method/property/event names that you don't want to expose. This is irreversible. String contents can be compressed so that end users won't easily learn them. ...

A lightweight LLVM-17 obfuscator for any Linux.

libObfuscate 2.00 ISO C / open-source / system independent * Modern 256bit cryptography: AES, Anubis, Camellia, Cast-256, Clefia, FROG, Hierocrypt3, Idea-NXT, MARS, RC6, Safer+, SC2000, Serpent, Speed, Twofish, Unicorn-A, Wrapper * CSPRNG (based on AES) * Modern 512bit hashing: Grostl, Keccak, SHA2, Skein, Wrapper * Scrambling * Multi-layered obfuscation

In this program you will find tools like : Rawdata tool , file encryption , text encryption , program updater , program protecter , password manager , program settings , defult settings , settings viewer and the last is the file hashing. the file hashing you can use 6 hashing types for the file encryption 1 since i ran out of time for it , and the text encryption has 17 different types 12 encrypt and 5 hashing types. some uses encryption keys and some dont. there are AES , 4DES , RC2 , RC4 , MD5 , SHA1 , SHA2 , SHA3 , SHA4 , XoR , Crypt , HeX , BINARY , Rijndael 256 , Obfuscation String , RSA , BASE64. The password manager anything saved WILL NOT BE ENCRYPTED so it is smart to protect the program from others not using it.

This simple Java applet will use a few URL obfuscation methods to mask a URL. This isn't meant to be anything earth shattering, but maybe useful. It does more than basic URL encoding (although it does that). Also contains a library to do it all.

A tool that will obfuscate any .NET assembly along with its satellites (EXEs and DLLs) by disassembling it to IL code, performing obfuscation techniques, and assembling it back to an executable. Both a CLI (command-line interface) and GUI are available.