Intensio-Obfuscator - Obfuscate A Python Code 2.X And 3.X

• Python >= 3.5

• Files written in python 2.x and 3.x

-h, --help              -> show this help message and exit.
-f, --onefile           -> if only one file.
-d, --multiplefiles     -> if multiple files (project).
-i, --input             -> source file or directory - if multiple files indicate a directory that contain all your files.
-c, --code              -> language used in input file or directory. value: [python]
-o, --output            -> output file or directory that will be obfuscated - if multiple file indicate a empty directory that will contain all your files.
-m, --mixer             -> length level of variables mix output. values: [lower,medium,high]
-r, --replace           -> activate the 'replace' obfuscation feature.
-p, --padding           -> activate the 'padding' obfuscation feature.
-rm, --remove           -> activate the 'remove' obfuscation f   eature.
-s, --secret            -> activate the 'secret' bullshit feature.

• If you want exclude python variables - classes - functions which will be taken by the 'replace' feature, edit intensio/exclude_python_words.txt
• If you want to include python variables - classes - functions that are not included when launching the 'replace' feature, edit intensio/include_python_words.txt

• Multiple files basic: python3.x intensio_obfuscator.py -d -i test/python/multiplefiles/basic/input/basicRAT -c python -o test/python/multiplefiles/basic/output/basicRAT -m lower -r -rm
  
  • Source directory of project
  • Output directory of project
• Multiple files advanced: python3.x intensio_obfuscator.py -d -i test/python/multiplefiles/advanced/input/basicRAT -c python -o test/python/multiplefiles/advanced/output/basicRAT -m high -r -p -rm
  
  • Source directory of project
  • Output directory of project
• If it's one file only, the command is same that for multiple file, just do not pointed a directory but a python file directly for -i and -o parameters, then change -d parameter into -f parameter
  

• If a variable - class - function has an identical name with a word between ' ' or " " in print() function, your text will have the same value that the mixer variables - class - function.
• If a variable - class - function has an identical name with a word in after # (commentary) your text will have the same value that the mixer variables - class - function, but if between """ or ''' without a variables before, no replacing is performed.
• If you named your variables - classes - functions in the same way as python keywords or names of functions/class of imported python libraries, an error may appear. Edit intensio/excluded_python_words.txt to add the variables not to obfuscate or change your names of local variables - classes - fuctions, if your variables - classes - functions have the same name as a keyword it, he will be obfuscated and errors will appear.

• Version 1.0.1-x:
  
  • Code optimization
  • Fix bugs and problems
  • Improved features already present
• Version 1.1.0:
  
  • Support files written in C
• Version 1.2.0:
  
  • Support files written in C++

• Intensio-Obfuscator is for education/research purposes only. The author takes NO responsibility ay for how you choose to use any of the tools provided