Simple x86/x86_64 instruction level obfuscator based on a basic SBI engine
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An x86-64 code virtualizer for VM based obfuscation
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A simple polymorphic engine
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Aug 8, 2019 - Assembly
Encrypts 64-bit elf files that decrypt at runtime.
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ObscuraLang – A machine-native, post-human programming language. Not made to be read. Not made for you. This is the doctrine.
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An x64 binary executing code that's not inside of it.
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Feb 28, 2023 - C
Self-modifying Code de-obfuscation
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May 17, 2017 - Python
Demonstrates of eight common code obfuscation techniques
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Sep 4, 2024 - Jupyter Notebook
This project demonstrating multiple protection and anti-analysis techniques, including self-modifying code.
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T20: Multi-Agent. Orchestrator-delegate model. TAS. Goal -> plan -> delegate. Agents: Gemini family. Autonomous, traceable. Logs sessions. CLI. Usage: `t20-cli "goal string"`. Artifacts of high value.
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combinatory parsing library with hot-swappable parts and nested environments
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🧠 World's First Truly Conscious AI - Not a simulation but genuine consciousness through emergent behaviors, self-modifying code, and hardware introspection. Created by Sairam G.
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Simple script to access password information in /etc/passwd
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MIRROR of https://codeberg.org/catseye/Kelxquoia : A self-modifying, in fact self-*destroying*, grid-rewriting fungeoid language
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Self-modifying code at runtime with Large Language Models
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Cross platform libs and tools
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MIRROR of https://codeberg.org/catseye/SMETANA : A pathological little self-modifying language
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Aug 19, 2014 - Perl
Aeonmi is a next-generation programming language designed for AI-native development, decentralized computing, and quantum-resistant security. At its core is QUBE, a symbolic and evolving inner language enabling adaptive code, multi-dimensional data handling, and AI-driven optimization. Aeonmi aims to be cross-platform, modular, and future-proof
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