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Examples// obfuscateBuiltins: true console.log('hello') → globalThis['console']['log']('hello') Math.random() → globalThis['Math']['random']() // obfuscateApiCalls: true document.getElementById('x') → globalThis['document']['getElementById']('x') fetch(url) → globalThis['fetch'](url) SPEC: SPEC-OBFUSCATION-001 🗿 MoAI [email protected]
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Introduce two new obfuscation options that transform references to built-in JavaScript objects/functions and browser/Node.js API calls into indirect access patterns via globalThis, making reverse engineering significantly harder. - obfuscateBuiltins: transforms built-in identifiers (console, Math, JSON, etc.) into globalThis['name'] computed access patterns - obfuscateApiCalls: transforms API method calls (document.getElementById, fetch, etc.) into globalThis-based indirect access Both options are scope-aware (skip shadowed variables), target-aware (browser vs node built-in lists), and compatible with reservedNames, conditional comments, and stringArray extraction. SPEC: SPEC-OBFUSCATION-001 🗿 MoAI <[email protected]> Enhance ApiCallsObfuscationTransformer with a new obfuscateApiCallsMode option
that controls whether to transform only API function calls ('calls-only', default)
or all member expression access patterns ('all-access').
In 'all-access' mode, non-call bracket/dot access like `document.body`,
`document['getElementById']`, and `navigator.userAgent` are also transformed
to `globalThis['document']['body']` etc, creating string literals extractable
by StringArrayTransformer.
Includes normalizer rule to reset mode to 'calls-only' when obfuscateApiCalls
is disabled.
SPEC: SPEC-OBFUSCATION-002
🗿 MoAI <[email protected]>
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There was a problem hiding this comment. Choose a reason for hiding this commentThe reason will be displayed to describe this comment to others. Learn more. What if an environment does not have globalThis? It is not available in older browsers or older versions of Node.js. In these cases, a polyfill is needed to emulate its behavior.
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