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Command Obfuscators:
Name: Case Swapper
Description: Flips the case of all alpha chars
Size Rating: 1
Time Rating: 1
Author: capnspacehook
Stubs:
Name: bash case swap expansion
Size Rating: 1
Time Rating: 1
File write: False
Binaries Used: None
Name: Reverse
Description: Reverses a command
Size Rating: 1
Time Rating: 1
Author: capnspacehook
Stubs:
Name: printf rev
Size Rating: 1
Time Rating: 1
File write: False
Binaries Used: rev
Name: herestring rev
Size Rating: 1
Time Rating: 1
File write: False
Binaries Used: rev
String Obfuscators:
And the option for choosing mutator must be something like --choose-mutators token/special_char_only compress/bzip2 string/file_glob
IMO, it is a little confused for new users to remember, understand the mutator module names. So it would be easier for users if you can do something in -l option like:
String Obfuscators:
Name: File Glob
Module name: string/file_glob
Description: Uses files and glob sorting to reassemble a string
Size Rating: 5
Time Rating: 5
Binaries used: cat, mkdir, rm, rmdir
File write: True
Author: Elijah-Barker
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
By now
-l
option give users something like:And the option for choosing mutator must be something like
--choose-mutators token/special_char_only compress/bzip2 string/file_glob
IMO, it is a little confused for new users to remember, understand the mutator module names. So it would be easier for users if you can do something in
-l
option like:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: