Encodes with B64, reverts them & builds the decoding part. Afterwards obfuscates all reverted B64 commands with character obfuscation. It detects the correct line amount per encoding string automatically. Variable names and everything else has either a obfuscated preset or gets created with random caps. Input File is mandatory, if the Output File path isn't set, it'll use the current file name and adds NV-.
Preview:
rev.mp4
- Encodes the string to B64, e.g.
Tm92ZXJzZQ== - Reverts it to
==QZzJXZ29mT - Builds decoding command for it (including reverse part):
[system.text.encoding]::utf8.getstring([system.convert]::frombase64string(-join(...)- Character obfuscation of all lines, which include the encoded string
The string depends on if the line starts a code block or not:
$bracket = if ($line -match '\{') { '{' } else { '(' }
$closing = if ($bracket -eq '{') { '}' } else { ')' }It tracks nested brackets and uses the whole block as string, otherwise each line get's encoded on it's own.
Detailed Logging - Displays the block start/end or line
Add Dead Branches - Adds dead if blocks, each FromBase64String method gets it's own
One Invoke - Fastest start, lowest security (decoded all at once, one ToBase64String)