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v0.2.0

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binobf v0.1.0

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@imattas imattas released this 18 Aug 03:33

Highlights

  • Deterministic ELF/COFF object parsing, reconstruction, verification, and transformation.
  • Conservative PE and ELF linked-image inspection and metadata-safe rewriting.
  • GNU and COFF archive parsing, transformation, index rebuilding, and verification.
  • x86-64 instruction, CFG, layout, and selected-function VM transformations.
  • Bounded architecture-neutral VM with versioned bytecode, assembler, disassembler, and embedded runtime.
  • Strict configuration, manifests, lineage mapping, differential testing, sanitizers, mutation testing, and fuzzing.

Verification

  • Release test suite: 44/44 passed.
  • Packaged executable extracted and executed successfully.
  • Package includes the CLI, static libraries, public headers, project license, and third-party licenses.

Windows x86-64 package

SHA-256: 81FC92366FE18557CAE361A42F55E2B6720661E8B4509B8EDA8F1E8206333B57

binobf is intended for legitimate software protection, compiler research, and IP protection. Its documented safety boundary excludes evasion, injection, persistence, payload loading, and malformed anti-analysis techniques.