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--[[
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.____ ________ ___. _____ __
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| | __ _______ \_____ \\_ |___/ ____\_ __ ______ ____ _____ _/ |_ ___________
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| | | | \__ \ / | \| __ \ __\ | \/ ___// ___\\__ \\ __\/ _ \_ __ \
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| |___| | // __ \_/ | \ \_\ \ | | | /\___ \\ \___ / __ \| | ( <_> ) | \/
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|_______ \____/(____ /\_______ /___ /__| |____//____ >\___ >____ /__| \____/|__|
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\/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/ \/
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\_Welcome to LuaObfuscator.com (Alpha 0.10.8) ~ Much Love, Ferib
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]]--
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-- Example Code:
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local a = ((16164 + (((3864 + 364101) - 274396) - 67600)) + (190952 - 110638))
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a = a + ((113 - (26 + 67)) + (1219 - (119 + 997))) -- Example obfuscation
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-- To hide your precious values, try obfuscating them!
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-- Click the [Literals] button in the upper-right corner
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local b = 1203456
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local c = 1230471
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local d = 8023481
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-- The below if-statement is opque and can be predicted as
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-- all conditions are staticly defined
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if c > b then
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print("true")
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end
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-- You may want to obfuscate such if-statements by using
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-- the [Junk-If] button in the upper right corner
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if 1 + d > c then
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print("obfuscate the conditions!")
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end
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-- Next is [Strings], which will encrypt all strings but adds
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-- extra code to decrypt them at runtime.
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print("Clicking [Strings] will completely hide this string!")
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-- Another important thing is to hide the order of things that get executed
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-- to confuse an attacker using Control Flow Flattening. With [CFF v1] we can hide
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-- the control flow of the following blocks.
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do
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function sieve_of_eratosthenes(n)
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local is_prime = { }
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for i = 1, n do
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is_prime[i] = 1 ~= i
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end
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for i = 2, math.floor(math.sqrt(n)) do
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if is_prime[i] then
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for j = i* i, n, i do
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is_prime[j] = false
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end
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end
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end
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return is_prime
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end
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local primes = sieve_of_eratosthenes(420)
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for key, value in pairs(primes) do
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if (value) then
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print("Prime found: " .. key)
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end
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end
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end
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-- You might be satisfied with your result, but before sharing your work you should
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-- use [Minify] (under Miscellaneous) to destroy all local variables and comments.
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-- Please note that some pre-configured obfuscate buttons already do this for you ;)
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print("How to obfuscate best?")
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-- The highest level of obfuscation is done through virtualization,
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-- in our case this means we will be running Lua inside Lua using the
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-- Ironbrew2 virtulization tool. Ready? click [Demo VM] and see what happens!
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