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SourceFuck - The Ultimate Code Obfuscation Tool

SourceFuck is a command-line tool that provides powerful code obfuscation capabilities, allowing you to make your code completely unintelligible while maintaining its functionality. It offers a seamless solution for obfuscating your code, ensuring that it becomes extremely challenging for others to understand.

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Features

  • Code obfuscation: SourceFuck encrypts your code, making it unreadable to others.
  • Preserves functionality: Despite the encryption, your code will still run perfectly fine.
  • Multiple directory support: Encrypt entire directories of code, increasing the level of confusion.
  • Easy usage: Simple and straightforward to use on your projects.
  • Future expansion: Stay tuned for updates as I plan to support additional programming languages.

Installation

To install SourceFuck, you need to have Go installed on your system. Then, run this command:

go install github.com/hammamikhairi/sourcefuck@latest

Usage

To obfuscate or decrypt your code using SourceFuck, use the following command:

sourcefuck --path [path/to/your/code] --ext [file_extension] --key [encryption_key] [--out [output_directory]] [--dec]
  • --path : Specifies the path to your file or directory that you want to obfuscate or decrypt.
  • --ext : (Optional for directories) Specifies the file extension of the targeted files within the directory (only go is supported now but will add more languages in future versions).
  • --key : Specifies the encryption/decryption key. SourceFuck currently uses AES for encryption, there for the key must be 32 bytes long. (if not specified, a random one will be generated and printed to the screen).
  • --osSig : (Optional) Use the OS signature as Enc/Dec Key.
  • --out : (Optional) Specifies the output directory for the obfuscated or decrypted code. If not provided, the encrypted/decrypted code will be written to either [path/to/your/code]/Dec or [path/to/your/code]/Enc depending on the usage.
  • --dec : (Optional) Indicates that the operation is decryption instead of obfuscation. If specified, the tool will decrypt the encrypted code.

Examples:

  • Obfuscating a single file using a Key:
sourcefuck --path /path/to/your/code/main.go --key "52b5dd03ef4337b3fca6570ea87e63f950a89c7c90fcc6835bd2ff751a8def64"
  • Obfuscating a single file using the OS Signature as Key:
sourcefuck --path /path/to/your/code/main.go --osSig
  • Obfuscating a directory of files with the ".go" extension:
sourcefuck --path /path/to/your/code/ --ext go --osSig
  • Decrypting a directory of files with the ".go" extension:
sourcefuck --path /path/to/your/code/ --ext go --osSig --dec
  • Obfuscating a directory and specifying the output directory:
sourcefuck --path /path/to/your/code/ --ext go --osSig --out /path/to/out/

Note: When decrypting, the encrypted files should be present in the specified path or directory.

The obfuscated or decrypted code will be generated in the output directory specified by --out, or in the default output directory if --out is not provided.

Contributing

I welcome contributions from the open-source community to enhance SourceFuck and extend its capabilities.

License

This package is licensed under MIT license. See LICENSE for details.

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