Polymorphic obfuscation algorithm involves several complex techniques to ensure the code changes its form each time it is executed, while maintaining its original functionality. Here’s a detailed overview and an example of how you might implement such an algorithm.
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Code Obfuscation:
- Use encryption, compression, or other obfuscation methods to conceal the code's true nature.
- Example: Encrypt the main body of the code and add a decryption function that decrypts the code before execution[3].
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Dynamic Encryption Keys:
- Use different encryption keys for each new instance of the code.