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obscura-js

v0.3.0

Published

JavaScript code protection tool — obfuscation & anti-debugging inspired by Google reCAPTCHA

Readme

obscura-js

A JavaScript code protection library inspired by the obfuscation and anti-debugging techniques used in Google reCAPTCHA.

npm version license node

Features

| Category | Pass | Description | | ----------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Obfuscation | sequenceExpression | Flatten if blocks into comma-sequence expressions | | Obfuscation | mba | Expand arithmetic into Mixed Boolean Arithmetic (MBA) expressions | | Obfuscation | functionTable | Move function declarations into an indirect table, call by index | | Obfuscation | stringPool | Encrypt all string literals into an LCG-XOR pool | | Obfuscation | controlFlowFlattening | Transform function bodies into flat state machines | | Obfuscation | deadCode | Inject unreachable code blocks | | Anti-debug | nativeBinding | Pre-bind native methods to defend against prototype pollution | | Anti-debug | integrityTag | Attach Symbol-based integrity tags to detect object cloning/replace |

Getting Started

npm install
npm run build
npm test

Installation

npm install obscura-js

Quick Start

API

import { protect } from "obscura-js";
import { readFileSync } from "fs";

const source = readFileSync("app.js", "utf-8");

const { code, appliedPasses } = protect(source);
// All 8 passes are enabled by default

console.log(appliedPasses);
// ['sequenceExpression', 'mba', 'functionTable', 'stringPool',
//  'controlFlowFlattening', 'deadCode', 'nativeBinding', 'integrityTag']

CLI

# Protect a file (output: app.obscura.js)
npx obscura-js protect app.js

# Specify output path
npx obscura-js protect app.js -o app.protected.js

# Minify output
npx obscura-js protect app.js --minify

API Reference

protect(source, options?)

| Parameter | Type | Description | | --------- | ------------- | --------------------------------- | | source | string | JavaScript source code to protect | | options | HazeOptions | Optional configuration |

Returns ProtectResult:

interface ProtectResult {
  code: string; // Protected source code
  appliedPasses: string[]; // Names of passes that were applied
}

HazeOptions

interface HazeOptions {
  obfuscation?: {
    sequenceExpression?: { probability?: number } | false;
    mba?: { rounds?: number } | false;
    functionTable?: { minFunctions?: number } | false;
    stringPool?: { seed?: number } | false;
    controlFlowFlattening?: {} | false;
    deadCode?: { targetLines?: number } | false;
  };
  antiDebug?: {
    nativeBinding?: { methods?: string[] } | false;
    integrityTag?: { tagDescription?: string } | false;
  };
  minify?: boolean; // Default: false
}

Disable a specific pass by passing false:

protect(source, {
  obfuscation: { deadCode: false, mba: false },
});

Custom options example:

protect(source, {
  obfuscation: {
    mba: { rounds: 2 },
    stringPool: { seed: 1234 },
    deadCode: { targetLines: 100 },
  },
  antiDebug: {
    nativeBinding: { methods: ["Math.floor", "Object.defineProperty"] },
    integrityTag: { tagDescription: "myapp" },
  },
  minify: true,
});

CLI Reference

obscura-js protect <input> [options]

| Option | Description | | --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | | -o, --output <file> | Output file path (default: <input>.obscura.js) | | --no-seq | Disable sequenceExpression pass | | --no-mba | Disable mba pass | | --no-ft | Disable functionTable pass | | --no-sp | Disable stringPool pass | | --no-cff | Disable controlFlowFlattening pass | | --no-dead | Disable deadCode pass | | --no-native | Disable nativeBinding pass | | --no-tag | Disable integrityTag pass | | --sp-seed <number> | XOR seed for the string pool cipher | | --minify | Compact output (remove whitespace, shorten literals) |

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 18

License

MIT