JSDecodeR

Extract scripts from a deeply-encoded code.

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JSDecodeR is a fast and powerful tool which helps you decoding and extracting scripts from encrypted, packed and obfuscated JavaScripts codes! This tool is designed to decode most of these scripts, even if they are encoded several times and by multiple encoding tools.

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