Wow, that's appalling. Amazon had a file where the JS keywords themselves
were carved into pieces like ['getE','leme','split','ntsBy']. The
substrings of the keywords did not necessarily occur together. And then
the code itself would use those strings as a call.
(array[43]+array[97])(blah). I don't like to think about it..
On Mon, 9 Sep 2019, Karl Dahlke wrote:
You thought minimized javascript looked like dog vomit - well imagine this.
Minimize the code, then reexpand it using long awkward and pointless variable
names.
This is the section I'm trying to debug.
for (var _0x9247e4 = 0, _0x3893d3 = _0x525f46['length']; _0x9247e4
< _0x3893d3; _0x9247e4++) {trace@(a45)
var _0x39f51f = _0x525f46[_0x9247e4];
_0x42817f += '; ' + _0x39f51f;
trace@(a46)var _0x3ec78e = _0x525f46[_0x39f51f];
_0x525f46['push'](_0x3ec78e);
_0x3893d3 = _0x525f46['length'];
if (_0x3ec78e !== !![]) {trace@(a47)
_0x42817f += '=' + _0x3ec78e;
}
}
Karl Dahlke
