These tools automatically remove obfuscation by different obfuscators and packers.
| Tool | Description | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Java Deobfuscator | Java deobfuscator is a tool created by Samczun and others. It provides an easy to use interface for removing obfuscation of popular tools such as: Allatori, ClassGuard, DashO, Stringer, and Zelix (Additional general obfuscation practices also supported) | Deobfuscator / GUI |
| SSVM | SSVM is a minature VM with intercepting logic, making it easy to create custom peephole optimizers. Recaf 3X bundles it for simple UI access. | SSVM |
| Stringer Verification Bypass | Automatically removes integrity checks created by Stringer. This is targeted at Stringer 3.0.x, which is signifigantly outdated but people still use it since you can.. *Ahem* "find it online", so its still useful. | Stringer Verification Bypass |
| Threadtear | Java deobfuscator is a tool created by Graxcode. It provides an easy to use graphical interface for removing obfuscation of popular tools such as: Allatori, Paramorphism, DashO, Stringer, and Zelix (Additional general obfuscation practices also supported) | Threadtear |
| Deobfuscator | narumii's deobfuscator is similar to Threadtear in behavior (And its security holes with 'sandboxing') and has a discord community for obf identification/help. | Deobfuscator |
| Zelix Killer | Similar to JavaDeobfuscator in usage, but entierly focused on Zelix Klassmaster. Supported Zelix versions are 8 and 11. | Zelix Killer |
| Java Unpacker | While not technically deobfuscation, dumping is very similar and can be used as a supplement to obfuscation. So I'll include it. Supported packers are:
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Java Unpacker |
| Maple IR | Analyzes the control flow of bytecode and performs several optimization techniques, resulting in cleaner bytecode that still yields the same behavior. | Maple IR / Whitepaper |
| Recaf | Recaf is a bytecode editor, but also patches a variety of ASM crashes, handles some zip file format tricks, and has SSVM integration in 3X releases. | Recaf |
These tools remap classes in application jars in a similar way that the refactoring feature works in most IDE's. They're more focused in their purpose so remapping is actually a much easier on a large scale using these tools rather than decompiling code and using an IDE's refactor function.
| Tool | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| JRemapper | Uses CFR decompiler. It can export a mappings JSON or a mapped Jar file. | JRemapper |
| Enigma | Uses Procyon decompiler. It can export a mappings text in the Enigma/SRG/Tiny formats or a mapped Jar file. | Enigma |
For ZIP/JAR file format obfuscation and tricks, use LL-Java-Zip to parse ZIP files in the same way the JVM internally does. For a GUI, you can drop a ZIP/JAR into Recaf and re-export it since imports are filtered through LL-Java-Zip.
For class file crashers used by obfuscators, use CAFED00D to drop illegal attributes from class files that cause these issues. For a GUI, you can drop a ZIP/JAR into Recaf and re-export it illegal classes are filtered through CAFED00D.