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I'm using a custom technique for super easy JSON decoding, using abstract getters/setters and noSuchMethod override. However the pragma to prevent obfuscation works with getters but not with setters. ...
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I have two separate web applications that I need to deploy together: Services - Traditional Java EE servlet application: Servlet-based (not Spring Boot). Uses web.xml, servlets, filters, and valves ...
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I’m working with an old, unsupported Lua addon (Lua 5.1/LuaJIT). Its entry script appears to be a Luraph-style bootstrap that eventually calls loadstring with a decompressed chunk. My goal is not to ...
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I have a GitHub Actions workflow that builds and deploys from the dev environment to the prod environment. Currently, the build job takes around 19–20 minutes, but I want to reduce this to about 5–6 ...
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We have an Android library that we obfuscate, we then have an application (un-obfuscated) that implements the library, which has Firebase Crashlytics implemented, is it possible to use the mapping ...
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My API endpoints are exposed to the browser via Django DRF which I'm aware is normal. However, the primary issue with this is that someone can perform any operation my API can perform without going ...
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I have a Flutter application with code obfuscation enabled for both Android and iOS. I want to see readable stack traces in Firebase Crashlytics for crashes in production. For Android, this is well-...
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It is in the news that there has been $1.5 billion crypto hack. This was the result of a supply chain attack on a Javascript library (reviewers pdf). My understanding is that the below code ...
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I have an ASP.NET Core 8 MVC project structured in three layers: Business, WebAPI, and Model. I want to convert it into a desktop application, so I used Electron.NET. However, I faced serious security ...
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I obfuscated my Java files, however when opening the files with Android's Java Decompiler, It fully exposed the supposedly obfuscated code. I want to obfuscate my Java files properly. code snippet of ...
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i have a yGuard config in gradle.kotlin.dsl, which is working only in parts and i can't figure out why. Building a library with thirdparty dependencies i want to obfuscate my private code only and ...
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I'm building an electron application using TypeScript and WebPack. I want to process my own code without touching any 3rd party dependencies. I tried to achieve it using the webpack-obfuscator plugin ...
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I am trying to obfuscate my maven project. Below is the section that I added proguard to my pom.xml ` com.github.wvengen proguard-maven-plugin <executions> <...
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I am using SwiftShield to obfuscate my project, but despite using exclusion flags (--ignore-names, --ignore-targets), it continues to process certain files from the Pods directory, causing errors. ...
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I am building a library (JAR) in kotlin, which should be obfuscated. There is (for the moment) one class and one method which should be able to be called from outside. To obfuscate i would like to use ...
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