Technical Overview
Java Applications (JAR) are cross-platform vectors often used in RAT deliveries. Standard compiled Java is easily decompiled to readable source code. Our JAR Obfuscation service scrambles the bytecode, encrypts constants, and uses reflection to hide the execution flow, ensuring the payload remains opaque to analysts.
Key Mechanisms
- Name Scrambling: Renaming classes, fields, and methods to meaningless identifiers (e.g., `a.b.C()`).
- String Encryption: All sensitive strings (IPs, URIs) are AES encrypted and loaded only at runtime.
- Flow Obfuscation: Inserting junk code and opaque predicates to confuse decompilers.
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