What is Code Obfuscation?
Code obfuscation is the process of transforming readable and understandable source code into a version that is difficult to comprehend, while still maintaining its original functionality. It is a security and intellectual property protection technique commonly used by developers and software engineers.
Why Choose inDark?
inDark is a next-generation code protection tool that combines advanced obfuscation, secure encryption, and token-based validation. Whether you are protecting a commercial plugin, SaaS backend, or private algorithm, inDark ensures your source code remains inaccessible to unauthorized parties.
Main Features
- 🔐 Multi-layer Obfuscation: Compresses and scrambles code while preserving functionality
- 🔒 Token-Based Licensing: Each file can only be executed with a valid token
- ⏳ Expiration Control: Set expiration time per obfuscation (days, unlimited)
- 🌍 IP & Domain Restrictions: Restrict code to specific servers or domains
- 🧪 AES Encryption (Optional): Encrypt payloads with an external key
- 📜 Action Logging: Track obfuscation and access attempts with IP and timestamps
- 📦 ZIP Export: Receive obfuscated file + token + usage instructions
Ideal For
- ✅ WordPress Plugin/Theme Developers
- ✅ SaaS Applications
- ✅ Freelancers & Web Agencies
- ✅ API Gateways & Auth Middleware
- ✅ Internal Enterprise Scripts
Why Use Code Obfuscation?
- 🚫 Prevent reverse engineering of business logic
- 🚫 Hide API keys and proprietary algorithms
- 🚫 Reduce the risk of code theft
- 🚫 Enforce license rules remotely
- 🚫 Enhance security without performance loss
How it Works
- Paste or upload your source code (.php or .js)
- Select optional restrictions (token, IP, domain, AES, expiry)
- Click “Obfuscate” to generate and download your protected file
- Use the provided token or `.token` file to run the code securely
Security Notice: Why We Use eval() ?
To properly execute and restore obfuscated PHP or JavaScript code, inDark makes use of the eval() function. This function allows dynamically decoded code to run exactly as it was before obfuscation.
While eval() is often flagged as risky or dangerous in general programming environments, its use within inDark is controlled and secured through:
- ✅ Token validation before any execution
- ✅ Optional AES-256 encryption with external keys
- ✅ Domain/IP restrictions per payload
- ✅ Execution logging and expiration control
Security. Simplicity. Control.
With inDark, your code is yours — hidden from competitors, secured against theft, and distributed only on your terms.
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