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hi guys!,

please, am on a project which happens to be python one.

now, I want to obfuscate it in other to hide my code from reverse engineering.

is there any app or method to do this?

thanks.

You can distribute just the .pyc files that are created when you run your code. They are not exactly obfuscated but most people can't read them.

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Seun:
You can distribute just the .pyc files that are created when you run your code. They are not exactly obfuscated but most people can't read them.

first of, an glad u of all persons here replied me. seems yuh a python lover.

nevertheless, is there any other method aside the one you gave?

thanks.

Maybe this article will help: http://jbremer.org/python-source-obfuscation-using-asts/

are you trying to secure the final exe or the .py file? If its d exe. Den a simple crypter will suffice. It works by takin d binary code, splicin it nd encryptin it wt an algorithm lyk rc4 or aes den attachin a decryption stub wt it dat decrypts d code in memory only at runtime usin d decryption key u provided. If d exe is decompiled or haxored, the person will only get junk unreadable/unusable code.

donphoenix:
are you trying to secure the final exe or the .py file? If its d exe. Den a simple crypter will suffice. It works by takin d binary code, splicin it nd encryptin it wt an algorithm lyk rc4 or aes den attachin a decryption stub wt it dat decrypts d code in memory only at runtime usin d decryption key u provided. If d exe is decompiled or haxored, the person will only get junk unreadable/unusable code.

the .py file content.

blink6:
the .py file content.

same method will still work but you'll b using a base64 cipher stream. It wont give you the function of using an encryption key but your will be obfuscated enough