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open-obfuscator / o-mvll

:electron: O-MVLL is a LLVM-based obfuscator for native code (Android & iOS)
https://obfuscator.re/omvll
Apache License 2.0
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How can I integrate this to Android Studio #51

Closed ramanveerji closed 3 months ago

ramanveerji commented 3 months ago

How to protect my kotlin app using this in android studio? Please help me. I am new to this.

lry127 commented 3 months ago

This tool works as a llvm optimization pass to secure code. It's thus necessary for you to first translate your kotlin code to a llvm compatible format in order to apply a pass on it (a popular transpiler would be dcc).

ramanveerji commented 3 months ago

This tool works as a llvm optimization pass to secure code. It's thus necessary for you to first translate your kotlin code to a llvm compatible format in order to apply a pass on it (a popular transpiler would be dcc).

I tried dcc but my app crashes when i use it. That's why I am looking for something to protect my app.

lry127 commented 3 months ago

This tool works as a llvm optimization pass to secure code. It's thus necessary for you to first translate your kotlin code to a llvm compatible format in order to apply a pass on it (a popular transpiler would be dcc).

I tried dcc but my app crashes when i use it. That's why I am looking for something to protect my app.

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marcobrador commented 3 months ago

Hello @ramanveerji ,

Thanks for contacting us. If you want to protect a Kotlin app, probably the easiest way is to use the JVM-based sister project dProtect: https://github.com/open-obfuscator/dProtect

Alternatively, if you want to take advantage of the advanced capabilities of you can certainly do what @lry127 suggests of compiling Kotlin to assembly and use o-mvll in the process. Please note that support for this scenario is out of the scope of the community-led assistance provided here.

I will meanwhile close the issue.

Best regards, Marc

ramanveerji commented 3 months ago

Hello @ramanveerji ,

Thanks for contacting us. If you want to protect a Kotlin app, probably the easiest way is to use the JVM-based sister project dProtect: https://github.com/open-obfuscator/dProtect

Alternatively, if you want to take advantage of the advanced capabilities of you can certainly do what @lry127 suggests of compiling Kotlin to assembly and use o-mvll in the process. Please note that support for this scenario is out of the scope of the community-led assistance provided here.

I will meanwhile close the issue.

Best regards, Marc

Ok but it does not support latest 8.7 gradle i think. Is there any video about setting it up and I am very new in this.