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Stunnix Perl-Obfus 2.6 (Default branch)







Stunnix Perl-Obfus 2.6 (Default branch)

Stunnix Perl-Obfus 2.6 (Default branch) 03/29/2005 02:05 PM

Stunnix Perl-Obfus is a unique solution for protecting your valuable intellectual property from possible Perl source code piracy/studying/rework. It's an advanced and extremely reliable obfuscator for the Perl source code. It converts the Perl source files (.pl and .pm) into highly mangled and obfuscated forms, making them extremely difficult to study, analyse, reuse, or re-work for competitors or customers, while fully retaining functionality of the original source code. It's not a compiler to machine code, and the obfuscated form will still be the usual Perl source code, and so will work on all platforms the original source worked on.


Changes:
A lot of improvements in Project Manager (a browser-based GUI to Perl-Obfus). Improvements in support for some language constructs in the obfuscation engine. A FAQ has been added.




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