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Obfuscation is a code transformation technique used to make source code difficult to read and understand while preserving its functionality. This process typically involves renaming identifiers, restructuring code, or inserting misleading elements to obscure the original logic. Obfuscation is often used to protect intellectual property, prevent reverse engineering, or secure sensitive logic in software. While the transformed code remains executable, it becomes significantly harder for humans to analyze, ensuring that key implementation details are concealed without altering program behavior. | Obfuscation is a code transformation technique used to make source code difficult to read and understand while preserving its functionality. This process typically involves renaming identifiers, restructuring code, or inserting misleading elements to obscure the original logic. Obfuscation is often used to protect intellectual property, prevent reverse engineering, or secure sensitive logic in software. While the transformed code remains executable, it becomes significantly harder for humans to analyze, ensuring that key implementation details are concealed without altering program behavior. | ||
==Obfuscation Transformation in emmtrix Studio== | ==Obfuscation Transformation in emmtrix Studio== | ||
emmtrix Studio | emmtrix Studio implements obfuscation using #pragma directives or via the GUI. Obfuscation is a transformation that renames identifiers so that they become obscure. This feature is typically used to ensure that the code is unrecognizable. Functionality of the code and its original structure are preserved. The algorithms used are Secure Hash Algorithms SHA-1 and SHA-256. | ||
===Typical Usage and Benefits=== | ===Typical Usage and Benefits=== | ||
The transformation is used make the source code hard to understand for humans while still preserving the original structure of the source code. It is meant for cases where the source code needs to be shared (e.g. for debugging) but no intellectual property should be shown.The transformation can be applied only to functions. | The transformation is used make the source code hard to understand for humans while still preserving the original structure of the source code. It is meant for cases where the source code needs to be shared (e.g. for debugging) but no intellectual property should be shown.The transformation can be applied only to functions. | ||