The “kovid-obfusctaion-passes” project is a comprehensive collection of LLVM and GCC plugins designed to implement code obfuscation techniques.
These tools aim to obscure code, making it harder to reverse engineer or tamper with, while maintaining the program’s original functionality.
As an open-source initiative, it provides security researchers and developers with a platform to study and counteract obfuscation strategies.
To use these plugins:
llvm-19-dev
, clang-19
) and GCC (gcc-12-plugin-dev
).clang-19 test.c -O2 -fpass-plugin=/path/to/libKoviDRenameCodeLLVMPlugin.so -c
These obfuscation passes are valuable for:
The project plans to expand support for Windows environments and introduce more advanced obfuscation techniques.
Additionally, tools like “kovid-deobfuscator” are being developed to counteract these obfuscation methods, promoting a balanced approach to software security research.
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