And here goes yet another question on NHibernate. This one most likely doesn\'t have a desired answer, but still - let\'s give it a try.
I have a function and I want to be able to make it difficult to change/amend with the eye. example: <script type=\"text/javascript\">
I have some perl files which have been \"bleached\" (don\'t know if it was from ACME::Bleach, or something similar). Not being very fluent in perl, I\'d like to understand what the one-liner that star
Im a begginer in Android programming and google has redirected me countless times to this useful website. Here is my problem :
I inherited a project that includes the following crazy JavaScript. I assume this is the result of running the original code through a minifier/obfuscator, and wasn\'t actually written like this.
So anyways, I was talking to someone about PHP about deobfuscating PHP code and he said \"Change the eval to echo an开发者_如何学JAVAd then run php -f file.php\".
Base64 encoding is often used to obfuscate plaintext, I am wondering if there are any quick/easy ways of obfuscating a base 64 string, so that it is not easily recognizeable as such. To do so the meth
I\'m creating a web-application which will be taking survey-type data. Users are presented with several files and asked a question. The user, in the hope of not skewing data, must not be able to know
Lets say I got this for example (from java obfuscation) with a highly overflowed shift value x = buffer[count + -3] << 0x8f553768 & 0xff00
public byte[] method(int var1) { if(var1 == ~L.length) //<- this return a(i1, 0, false); } how would I go upon fixing