Code obfuscation with association dictionnary
by xzin0vich - Thursday July 18, 2024 at 12:38 AM
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I'm share with the community little technique I found: the association dictionary. 

This preserves linguistic coherence and makes it seem that the compiled binary contains many comrein for "reinforcing its legitimacy."

Some antiviruses view English strings in binary data as a historical indicator, reinforcing its legitimacy against some detection engines easily. Dictionary association doesn't increase entropy and enables "reversed complex data encoding."

THE GITHUB REPO

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Brainfuck coding is always awful, this is for proof of concept only please don't use that for malware
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#2
Interesting share, could help with static detections and entropy.
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#3
cool concept thanks for the share bro
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#4
thabk you friend
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#5
Brainfuck coding is always awful, this is for proof of concept only please don't use that for malware
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