CERIAS Security: Obfuscated Databases: Definitions and Constructions 2/6 Clip 2/6 Speaker: Vitaly Shmatikov · University of Texas at Austin I will present some new definitions and constructions for privacy in large databases. In contrast to conventional privacy mechanisms that aim to prevent any access to individual records, our techniques are designed to prevent indiscriminate harvesting of information while enabling some forms of legitimate access. We start with a simple construction for an obfuscated database that is provably indistinguishable from a black-box lookup oracle (in the random oracle model). Some attributes of the database are designated as "key," the rest as "data." The database behaves as a lookup oracle if, for any record, it is infeasible to extract the data fields without specifying the key fields, yet, given the values of the key fields, it is easy to retrieve the corresponding data fields. We then generalize our constructions to a larger class of queries, and achieve a privacy property we call "group privacy." It ensures that users can retrieve individual records or small subsets of records from the database by identifying them precisely. The database is obfuscated in such a way that queries returning a large subset of records are computationally infeasible. This is joint work with Arvind Narayanan. For more information go to the Cerias website (bit.ly
Everything is Obfuscated - Part 9 Part 9 - Six Flags over L'viv.
HQ Blood The Last Vampire the Movie AMV Drum and Bass Obfuscate DnB Rregula & Dementia
DEFOCN 16: WhiteSpace: A Different Approach to JavaScript Obfuscation Speaker: Kolisar, Security Researcher A different approach to JavaScript obfuscation will be presented. There are certain telltale indicators within an obfuscated JavaScript file which can be used for detection and protection. These signs occur in almost all obfuscated JavaScript and are easily detected via software and visual inspection. This different approach addresses these telltale indicators and provides a method of JavaScript obfuscation which hides these indicators from both automated and visual inspection. For more information visit: bit.ly To download the video visit: bit.ly
Everything is Obfuscated - Part 11 Part 11 - There's Something in the Air.
Obfuscated Affection First "stop motion" attempt, about rage, violence, betrayal, lust and little plastic toy dinosaurs.
DEFCON 18: pyREtic: In memory Reverse Engineering for Obfuscated Python Bytecode 2/3 Speaker: Rich Smith Increasing numbers of commercial and closed source applications are being developed in Python. Developers of such applications are investing more & more to stop people being able to see their source code through a variety of code obfuscation techniques. At the same time Python is an increasingly present component of 'Cloud' technologies where traditional bytecode decompilation techniques fall down through lack of access to files on disk. The pyREtic presentation discusses the techniques and subsequent toolkit developed while trying to audit one such closed source Python application. The methodology behind the approaches used as well as practicalities of reverse engineering at the Python level (rather than the assembly level that we are all more familiar with) will be discussed as well as releasing a toolkit. The toolkit is able to reverse Python applications from live objects in memory as opposed to decompiling .pyc bytecode files, it also shows how to defeat the techniques most commonly employed to obfuscate Python code today. This will allow people to find bugs in code that was previously opaque to them. For presentations, whitepapers or audio version of the Defcon 18 presentations visit:
Xasthur - Obfuscated In Oblivion Depressive/suicidal black metal from Alhambra, California. From the 2009 album "All Reflections Drained". Malefic - All instruments, vocals MH - Guest vocals, keyboards, ambience All Reflections Drained tracklisting: 1. Dirge Forsaken 2. Maze Of Oppression 3. Achieve Emptiness, Part 2 4. Masquerade Of Incisions 5. Damage Your Soul 6. Inner Sanctum Surveillance 7. Obfuscated In Oblivion 8. All Reflections Drained No lyrics available.
CERIAS Security: Obfuscated Databases: Definitions and Constructions 3/6 Clip 3/6 Speaker: Vitaly Shmatikov · University of Texas at Austin I will present some new definitions and constructions for privacy in large databases. In contrast to conventional privacy mechanisms that aim to prevent any access to individual records, our techniques are designed to prevent indiscriminate harvesting of information while enabling some forms of legitimate access. We start with a simple construction for an obfuscated database that is provably indistinguishable from a black-box lookup oracle (in the random oracle model). Some attributes of the database are designated as "key," the rest as "data." The database behaves as a lookup oracle if, for any record, it is infeasible to extract the data fields without specifying the key fields, yet, given the values of the key fields, it is easy to retrieve the corresponding data fields. We then generalize our constructions to a larger class of queries, and achieve a privacy property we call "group privacy." It ensures that users can retrieve individual records or small subsets of records from the database by identifying them precisely. The database is obfuscated in such a way that queries returning a large subset of records are computationally infeasible. This is joint work with Arvind Narayanan. For more information go to the Cerias website (bit.ly
Blackhat 2010 pyREtic Reversing obfuscated python bytecode and live python objects Rich Smith Part 03
Black Hat USA 2010: pyREtic: Reversing Obfuscated Python Bytecode Live Python Objects 1/5 Speaker: Rich Smith Increasing numbers of commercial and closed source applications are being developed in Python. The Developers of these applications are investing increasing amounts to stop people being able to see their source code through by a variety of bytecode obfuscation efforts. At the same time Python is an increasingly present component of 'The Cloud' where traditional decompilation techniques fall down through lack of access to files on disk. This presentation outlines a methodology, and releases a toolkit, to be able to reverse obfuscated Python applications from live objects in memory as well as showing how to defeat the obfuscation techniques commonly employed today. This will allow people to find bugs in code that was previously opaque to them. For more information click here (bit.ly
GDC 08: Obfuscated Gaming Read more at
Obfuscated Paths - Face of Mankind Video from Open Beta (MS1) Face of Mankind.
How to read obfuscated code (minecraft): part 2 of 3 A multi-part tutorial on how to read / understand / de-obfuscate decompiled java source code. I decompile minecraft in order to ***yze mob behavior. I walk you through how to get started deciphering obfuscated source code. There are currently 3 parts to this tutorial. I might make a couple more in the future, if people like these. Java app ***yzed: Minecraft (1.2_2 beta) Decompiler: Java Decompiler (JD-GUI) Java IDE: IntelliJ IDEA (though any will work) Thanks for watching!
DEFCON 18: pyREtic: In memory Reverse Engineering for Obfuscated Python Bytecode 3/3 Speaker: Rich Smith Increasing numbers of commercial and closed source applications are being developed in Python. Developers of such applications are investing more & more to stop people being able to see their source code through a variety of code obfuscation techniques. At the same time Python is an increasingly present component of 'Cloud' technologies where traditional bytecode decompilation techniques fall down through lack of access to files on disk. The pyREtic presentation discusses the techniques and subsequent toolkit developed while trying to audit one such closed source Python application. The methodology behind the approaches used as well as practicalities of reverse engineering at the Python level (rather than the assembly level that we are all more familiar with) will be discussed as well as releasing a toolkit. The toolkit is able to reverse Python applications from live objects in memory as opposed to decompiling .pyc bytecode files, it also shows how to defeat the techniques most commonly employed to obfuscate Python code today. This will allow people to find bugs in code that was previously opaque to them. For presentations, whitepapers or audio version of the Defcon 18 presentations visit:
How to read obfuscated code (minecraft): part 3 of 3 A multi-part tutorial on how to read / understand / de-obfuscate decompiled java source code. I decompile minecraft in order to ***yze mob behavior. I walk you through how to get started deciphering obfuscated source code. There are currently 3 parts to this tutorial. I might make a couple more in the future, if people like these. Java app ***yzed: Minecraft (1.2_2 beta) Decompiler: Java Decompiler (JD-GUI) Java IDE: IntelliJ IDEA (though any will work) Thanks for watching!
obfuscated improvisation Ibanez grg170dx, line6 spider 4 30, my music, feelings, and images.
How to read obfuscated code (minecraft): part 1 of 3 A multi-part tutorial on how to read / understand / de-obfuscate decompiled java source code. I decompile minecraft in order to ***yze mob behavior. I walk you through how to get started deciphering obfuscated source code. There are currently 3 parts to this tutorial. I might make a couple more in the future, if people like these. Java app ***yzed: Minecraft (1.2_2 beta) Decompiler: Java Decompiler (JD-GUI) Java IDE: IntelliJ IDEA (though any will work) Thanks for watching!
STWing Rube Goldberg 2009: Obfuscated Team Obfuscated explains and demos its machine, then makes use of its second demonstration to have the machine fully work. Listen carefully at the end of each demo for the victory music.
Boing Boing tv Update: Virgin WiFi, Obfuscated Code, Remix BBtv online: In this week's Boing Boing TV update * VIRGIN AMERICA LAUNCHES IN-FLIGHT WIRELESS: Our wireless tech reporter pal Glenn Fleishman was on the first Virgin America flight with airborne WiFi service. BBtv caught up with him over video chat from a Virgin America Airbus A320 aircraft (named "My Other Ride Is A Spaceship") 35000 feet above San Francisco. Also joining us: Jack Blumenstein, the CEO of Aircell, the company providing the "GoGo" air/ground 3G connectivity. The bottom line: no content filtering on Virgin, so you can visit any blogs you like, and they will not block streaming content or video. But, voice over IP will be blocked because the general consensus among airlines and travelers in the US seems to be that nobody wants other people on the plane to be talking on the phone when you're all confined to close quarters. Disclaimer: we really like Virgin America, in part because they carry Boing Boing tv in their in-flight entertainment system. * BB COMMENT THREAD POETRY CONTEST: Teresa Nielsen Hayden, aka She Who Disemvowels, announced a fun game/contest recently -- write some poetry inside the comment threads using "natively BoingBoing" themes. We can has a winner. * OBFUSCATED CODE CONTEST: here's Joel's blog entry announcing the Safari Books / Boing Boing contest. The idea: write a string of "obfuscated code" that generates the words "Boing Boing." Here's the winner, and here's another example we thought was rad. * DALE DOUGHERTY IS ...
DEFCON 15: Fingerprinting and Cracking Java Obfuscated Code Speaker: Subere The process of obfuscating intermediate platform independent code, such as Java bytecode or Common Intermediate Language (CIL) code aims to make the source code generated by reverse engineering much less useful to an attacker or competitor. This talk focuses on the examination of fingerprinting particular obfuscators and provides a tool capable of cracking key obfuscation processes performed. As more programming languages use intermediate platform techniques on compiled code, the vision behind this talk is to further provide a methodology in reversing obfuscated applications. The demonstration of the tool developed on a number of cases will show how such a methodology can be put in place for cracking obfuscation techniques. For more information visit: bit.ly To download the video visit: bit.ly
Everything is Obfuscated - Part 4 Part 4 - Black Sea Rhythms and All That Jazz
Obfuscated Noise - Blue Blood (X-japan cover) rockaton 2008 I'm in eXtasy!!!! Xjapan in Chile!!!!! cover a banda de speed metal japones cuchen www.bandasarica.cl
Obfuscated Noise - Kurenai (X-Japan cover) Rockaton 2008 Xjapan in chile!!!!!! I'm very happy!!!! cover a banda speed metal japones www.bandasarica.cl
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Everything is Obfuscated - Part 7 Part 7. Main Street, UA.
Black Hat USA 2010: pyREtic: Reversing Obfuscated Python Bytecode Live Python Objects 2/5 Speaker: Rich Smith Increasing numbers of commercial and closed source applications are being developed in Python. The Developers of these applications are investing increasing amounts to stop people being able to see their source code through by a variety of bytecode obfuscation efforts. At the same time Python is an increasingly present component of 'The Cloud' where traditional decompilation techniques fall down through lack of access to files on disk. This presentation outlines a methodology, and releases a toolkit, to be able to reverse obfuscated Python applications from live objects in memory as well as showing how to defeat the obfuscation techniques commonly employed today. This will allow people to find bugs in code that was previously opaque to them. For more information click here (bit.ly
Everything is Obfuscated - Part 1 Part 1 - Getting There is Half the Fun
Everything is Obfuscated - Part 10 Part 10 - Soothing the Savage Zhivotnoye.
Everything is Obfuscated - Part 8 Part 8 - Training Day.
Mark Sanford in His Own Words: Some of his 18 min Ramblings of Apologies, Excuses and Affair Reveal In his own words from his press conference, South Carolina Governor South Carolina revelations of his affairs and ramblings of Apologies, Excuses and Lame Explanations.
Logging = "Cleaning"... Now Grazing = ??? Idaho Senator Larry Craig gives Idaho Governor Butch Otter a helping hand with the correct terminilogy to use while describing exploitative industry's public lands profiteering.
DEFCON 18: pyREtic: In memory Reverse Engineering for Obfuscated Python Bytecode 1/3 Speaker: Rich Smith Increasing numbers of commercial and closed source applications are being developed in Python. Developers of such applications are investing more & more to stop people being able to see their source code through a variety of code obfuscation techniques. At the same time Python is an increasingly present component of 'Cloud' technologies where traditional bytecode decompilation techniques fall down through lack of access to files on disk. The pyREtic presentation discusses the techniques and subsequent toolkit developed while trying to audit one such closed source Python application. The methodology behind the approaches used as well as practicalities of reverse engineering at the Python level (rather than the assembly level that we are all more familiar with) will be discussed as well as releasing a toolkit. The toolkit is able to reverse Python applications from live objects in memory as opposed to decompiling .pyc bytecode files, it also shows how to defeat the techniques most commonly employed to obfuscate Python code today. This will allow people to find bugs in code that was previously opaque to them. For presentations, whitepapers or audio version of the Defcon 18 presentations visit:
Lee A***er & Republican Psychiatric Persecution A great example of psychiatric defamation. It used to be that you could SEE apparent insanity; now everyone is a possible psycho-in-question... ask yourself how it's gotten to the point of this inquisition. § 107.Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright. In determining whether the use made of a work in any particular case is a fair use the factors to be considered shall include — (1) the purpose and character of the use, including whether such use is of a commercial nature or is for nonprofit educational purposes; (2) the nature of the copyrighted work; (3) the amount and substantiality of the portion used in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole; and (4) the effect of the use upon the potential market for or value of the copyrighted work.
The Taara Pentacle - "Obfuscate"
Everything is Obfuscated - Part 5 Part 5 - A Royal Visit
Everything is Obfuscated - Prologue Prologue - Ukraine 101
CERIAS Security: Obfuscated Databases: Definitions and Constructions 1/6 Clip 1/6 Speaker: Vitaly Shmatikov · University of Texas at Austin I will present some new definitions and constructions for privacy in large databases. In contrast to conventional privacy mechanisms that aim to prevent any access to individual records, our techniques are designed to prevent indiscriminate harvesting of information while enabling some forms of legitimate access. We start with a simple construction for an obfuscated database that is provably indistinguishable from a black-box lookup oracle (in the random oracle model). Some attributes of the database are designated as "key," the rest as "data." The database behaves as a lookup oracle if, for any record, it is infeasible to extract the data fields without specifying the key fields, yet, given the values of the key fields, it is easy to retrieve the corresponding data fields. We then generalize our constructions to a larger class of queries, and achieve a privacy property we call "group privacy." It ensures that users can retrieve individual records or small subsets of records from the database by identifying them precisely. The database is obfuscated in such a way that queries returning a large subset of records are computationally infeasible. This is joint work with Arvind Narayanan. For more information go to the Cerias website (bit.ly
Armenian Holocaust DENIAL TACTICS #5-7: Invert truth, seek "debate," obfuscate. Genocide denial is an insidious form of intellectual and moral degradation and a violation of what a university represents. Denial of genocide strives to reshape history in order to demonize the victims and rehabilitate the perpetrators. Denial of genocide is the final stage of genocide; it is what Elie Wiesel has called a "double killing." Denial murders the dignity of the survivors and seeks to destroy the remembrance of the crime. William Styron, Writer; Arthur Miller, Writer; Susan Sontag, Writer; Yehuda Bauer, Professor of Holocaust Studies, Hebrew University; Robert N, Bellah, Elliot Professor of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley; Jean Bethke Elshtain, Rockefeller Professor of Social and Political Ethics, University of Chicago Divinity School; Robert Jay Lifton, Distinguished Professor of Psychiatry and Psychology, CUNY Graduate Center; Roger Smith, Professor of Government and President of the Association of Genocide Scholars. from A Statement by Concerned Writers and Scholars, 1996. Association of Genocide Scholars Department of Government College of William and Mary Williamsburg, Virginia 23187-8795 USA 757/221-3038, Fax 757/221-1868 Executive Board Roger W. Smith, President Frank Chalk, Vice President Jack Nusen Porter, Vice President Steven L. Jacobs, Treasurer The Armenian Genocide Resolution Unanimously Passed By The Association of Genocide Scholars of North America The Armenian Genocide Resolution was unanimously passed at ...
Everything is Obfuscated - Part 2 Part 2 - Sons of the Pioneers
dieseldave74: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
jefflongga: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
TheTomasRios: @DONGLORD69 @awkwardlyput 9/11 basically gave Americans permission to express latent or obfuscated xenophobia in public without fear.
webseo***ytics: #SEO Tip:Block a link from #google by Using exterally loaded obfuscated #javascript http://t.co/SEbrESaE #Pagerank #Sculpting #programming
rubygems: obfuscated (0.1.2): http://t.co/hSBX2vh7 Obfuscate your autoincrementing primary key ids.
suitti: New blog post. Comparitive computer languages featuring COBOL. http://t.co/8wdcE2pD
john3stix: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
ayashe: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
greta_speaks: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
dizzylizzyintx: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
BigsyNY: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
JASacmvp: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
LauraLoveMusic: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
somebodyweknow: @MisfitsAttic My only complaint so far: location of install directory is terribly obscure (and obfuscated); maybe add a note to the readme?
BannedFromOz: RT @dakami: @agent0x0 @csoghoian as opposed to a database encrypted with a brute force able or obfuscated password, like everyone else.
southcountyguy2: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
NAACP_CFSSB: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
Denwhit: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
HatianMiner: #lp1 on fire (One of the more obfuscated kernel messages) #instantfollowback
artificer13: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
midnightfox69: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
J__Swift: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
ProgRok: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
InstantAutomata: #ifdef is *the* tool to make obfuscated code. - #Pavel Machek on linux-kernel #TeamFollowBack
lebatailleur: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
pirate_larry: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
Rush1031: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
cooper_holly: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
chebi_lynn: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
FoL2009: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
doctorfch: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
TMTAngus: LIARS!!! RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. (cont) http://t.co/Fc9hm5CI
E_LucasTaylor: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
jakecovo: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
rowast: RT @StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
StopRush: First @HRBlock says ads weren't running. I sent audio. Then they obfuscated. Now they claim it's a traffic/weather update (also false).
chty: RT @aegiap: @chty "I don't always write working software for my hardware but when I do I make sure it is obfuscated." #fufufu
aegiap: @chty "I don't always write working software for my hardware but when I do I make sure it is obfuscated." #fufufu
dakami: @agent0x0 @csoghoian as opposed to a database encrypted with a brute force able or obfuscated password, like everyone else.
NerdyBirdySteph: Phishing with obfuscated javascript, shellcode and malware “@JorgeYcRodr: http://t.co/UHBqmiao”
JorgeYcRodr: http://t.co/VsXF4BXS
***elski: Debugging such obfuscated code requires really strong determination: http://t.co/SoovhGoJ (very odd incompatibility as usual)
chilliham: @seacorro Sorry, obfuscated by word limit.
thomverbeek: My supervisor told me to deliberately make my code as obfuscated as possible to increase performance. My supervisor is a champ #thesis
marko1301: @henrywinter I think all this praying malarkey has obfuscated the fact that it was the medical crews that performed the miracles out there..
hdewolf: RT @danwood: In response to the boring phonetic alphabet (alpha, bravo, charlie) I dug up this favorite obfuscated alternative: http://t.co/w0KFqw3D
ZisblU4U: i had to blow off looking @ GOOD MAGAZINE because they obfuscated behind Digg .
suneliot: Last link was a little obfuscated... Anyone going to StartupConf2012? http://t.co/v0yMugLq
thefrontend: How to Decode Malicious Obfuscated JavaScript http://t.co/imeXnUKQ
DIY_tricks: How to Decode Malicious Obfuscated JavaScript http://t.co/iHAdgZRS #ifollowback #create
nfedyashev: Working with obfuscated JS code.
-10 Karma Points
davidstockman: @MichaelWolffNYC A bizzare take on the Daisey affair http://t.co/3rE0AT27 Daisey lied and obfuscated instead of being upfront
joycetompsett: I like this one. I'll use it with tech support http://t.co/3wjgnxe2
benkyrlach: @notch Is that code purposefully obfuscated?
danwood: In response to the boring phonetic alphabet (alpha, bravo, charlie) I dug up this favorite obfuscated alternative: http://t.co/w0KFqw3D
darinmorrison: @a_cowley Comments (and types) help of course, but sometimes it's about as satisfying as looking at a well-commented, but obfuscated Perl...
leopd: @xkeepah Thanks much for the offer! I do believe I got it all though. The doubly-obfuscated stuff took some tricky grepping.
WakaFlockaFliz: #ifdef is *the* tool to make obfuscated code. - #Pavel Machek on linux-kernel
vqreverquest: Obfuscated Reality: Why do we PVP? http://t.co/tCXVozhY
EricWeinhardt: Any sufficiently simple directive can be obfuscated beyond reason given proper legal counsel. -Alfred Perlstein #iFollowback
supDawgiHerd: #lp1 on fire (One of the more obfuscated kernel messages) #teamfollowback
EasySEOTips: #SEO Tip:Block a link from #google by Using exterally loaded obfuscated #javascript http://t.co/nlPyJ6De #Pagerank… http://t.co/a3xqSrgj
MuseIlluminatus: #PSYOPS: Purposefully Sending You Obfuscated Propaganda Seductively ... from the Acronomicon™
pro2rat: JASON Russell,a devout evangelical Xtian, is having his dogmatic fanatical belief system obfuscated by experts;the Military-Entertainment Co
Amoirsp: @nekonekotea cs people are capable of following on what I'm getting at =w= I wonder if it's because of programming or obfuscated code.
mitsuhiko: @palendae @garybernhardt @bitprophet why got people to use obfuscated ruby code (anyone remember camping?) in production.
JJ5000: @jameshendicott @missomens Obfuscated lyrics are fun stuff.
sellardsndwo3: @RenePosthuma http://t.co/HTKYxuIk
Keyserxsoze: @socialistlib510 Couldn't agree more. The "illusion of choice" further obfuscated by outrageous policy designed only to distract, imo
Political_Bill: @Keyserxsoze Exactly. Why I think it's important that we "define" #Zimmerman & #TrayvonMartin BEFORE message framed, conflated, obfuscated.
Freerunnering: RT @iNinjasDotCom: IOCCC (iNinjas Obfuscated C Code Contest) http://t.co/Htvkbuxn
Winner gets a $10 #iTunes Card!
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FairwindsHawaii: #lp1 on fire -One of the more obfuscated kernel messages #ff
wormeyman: @jcasts definitely, the s*****e is such a great enemy! So glad they retired the daleks! Since you started today I obfuscated things ;)
iNinjasDotCom: IOCCC (iNinjas Obfuscated C Code Contest) http://t.co/Htvkbuxn
Winner gets a $10 #iTunes Card!
Join the forum to enter!
Spread the word!
PDXtrimetrider: RT @bureaucrat117: Something something complaint something something sarcasm something something obfuscated brag #hashtag
DaveKnowsPDX: RT @bureaucrat117: Something something complaint something something sarcasm something something obfuscated brag #hashtag
bureaucrat117: Something something complaint something something sarcasm something something obfuscated brag #hashtag
achronos0: obfuscated code contest for the new world: tweet sized javascript snippets http://t.co/u5TVODGe can't decide whether to love it or hate it
ebookwoman: @AndreaZuvich @AdeTinniswood No, no, you've lost me there... ;-) #obfuscated
AndreaZuvich: RT @AdeTinniswood: @AndreaZuvich Let me guess. You're about to get totally obfuscated. @ebookwoman
AdeTinniswood: @AndreaZuvich Let me guess. You're about to get totally obfuscated. @ebookwoman
klastalov: lp1 on fire (One of the more obfuscated kernel messages)
xanda: RT @PhysicalDrive0: Automatic Simplification of Obfuscated JavaScript Code [PDF] http://t.co/4gbVFLXt