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It's Javascript with minimal whitespace, and single-letter variables. It's a way of saving space at the cost (or benefit) of obfuscation. Do "De-Obfuscators" n
by stephengillie 9y ago
It's Javascript with minimal whitespace, and single-letter variables. It's a way of saving space at the cost (or benefit) of obfuscation.
Do "De-Obfuscators" not exist yet?
The second line looks like it's setting something equal to a Base64 encode, but it just decodes to garbage for me. Can anyone else try decoding that?
- IanCal 9y agohttp://jsnice.org/ http://jsnice.org/ does a solid job. You can choose "interactive renames" in the settings if you want, and go through and fix bits up as you go. But it does a remarkably nice job already.