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Tip #8: Effective Obfuscation of Applets First, an obfuscator is a tool that scrambles bytecode in order to thwart decompilation. Here's a tip for effective obfuscation of applets. Many small applets contain all local variables within init() and no instance variables. Running an obfuscator on this kind of code will have little effect. For effective obfuscation, you should make your variables private instance variables. This will cause most decompilers to crash. If you do this anyway, you'll have no problem. But since many applets are of the former type, this is a good solution. |