old flare
PyLockWare is a ast-based python obfuscator, which can help you by protecting your code from reverse engineering
Main features:
Remap(identifier renaming)
constant obfuscation(right now only numbers and strings)
State machine(control flow flatetting)
Runtime protection(Windows only)
Junk code generation
Nuitka packing
Link: https://github.com/amogus-gggy/PyLockWare
Note for non windows users: pywin32 and psutil needed only on windows and required by runtime protection only
bright ivy
PyLockWare is a ast-based python obfuscator, which can help you by protecting yo...
sounds cool but why would you obfuscate python?
just ship a bytecode file
old flare
just ship a bytecode file
Bytecode is to easy to reverse
bright ivy
Bytecode is to easy to reverse
does this change the code in any way?
old flare
just ship a bytecode file
There is a lot of decompilers for it
old flare
does this change the code in any way?
No. Even comments are extractable from bytecode
@teal cliff
bright ivy
No. Even comments are extractable from bytecode
that... isnt true iirc
old flare
that... isnt true iirc
#this comment cant be extracted
"""
but this is also a comment, which called docstring, which is easily extractable
"""
teal cliff
#this comment cant be extracted
"""
but this is also a comment, which called do...
Cant docstrings be used as normal strings?
Im pretty sure they can be used as multiline strings
bright ivy
#this comment cant be extracted
"""
but this is also a comment, which called do...
that isnt rly a comment, thats just a normal multiline string
old flare
Cant docstrings be used as normal strings?
Yeah.
bright ivy
that isnt rly a comment, thats just a normal multiline string
python uses """""" for multiline strings so its stored as a str object