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Quolib2018-02-07 03:43:18
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Quolib, 2018-02-07 03:43:18

How to understand that the mobile application code is obfuscated?

I'm wondering how to understand that the code of some mobile application is obfuscated, well, that is, let's say I read the code when I start the application, it seems to be nothing ordinary, and it is not clear whether it is obfuscated or not. + Question. If I can add my own piece to the application code (which is naturally not obfuscated in any way), and the application works as it should - does this mean that the application is not obfuscated? (It seems to me not, because after reading a little about obfuscation, I noticed that the part data is simply encrypted and then decrypted, that is, this does not affect the new code in any way.

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uncleJasper, 2018-02-07
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Look at obfuscation using the js code example ( https://habrahabr.ru/post/112530/)
If you can read it without dancing with a tambourine, then the code is either not obfuscated or obfuscated, but to a small extent. On the second part of the question: you yourself answered it =)

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