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Here's the code I used to generate this obfu.

First, I've written the algorithm in perl:

#!perl use warnings; use strict; my @a = unpack "U*", `cat part3.txt` . pack "x"; my($b, $k, $c, $s); use integer; $k = 0; goto F; J: #print "[J]"; 64 < $c and goto W; $b = $k; F: #print "[F"; $c = $a[$k]; #print chr($c) . "]"; $k += 1; 0 < $c and goto J; #print "[0]\n"; exit; W: #print "[W]"; $s = 14; S: $c *= 4; $s -= 1; 0 < $s and goto S; 0 < $c and goto F; $c < 0 and goto F; P: #print "[P]"; $c = $a[$b]; print chr($c); $b += 1; $b < $k and goto P; T: #print "[T]"; $c = $a[$k]; 64 < $c and goto C; print chr(10); goto F; C: #print "[C]"; print chr($c); $k += 1; goto T; __END__

Then I transcoded that to an assembly language for the virtual machine the obfu interprets. This code, when ran with ruby, will assemble the obfu and write it to the file named "pie".

#!/home/ambrus/local/devel/bin/ruby -w src = %{ ? ip: F lt: ? !_ print: ? buf: ? t: ? u: ? _c: ? _k: -Input _b: ? s: ? $0: 0 $1: 1 $_1: -1 $_10: -10 $_14: -14 $64: 64 $_64: -64 J: !buf buf buf $_lbrace print $1 print print buf buf buf $_karJ pr +int $1 print print buf buf buf $_rbrace print $1 print print u u u _c t t t u 1> 1> t $_64 1> lt 1: ? W1$W W1: t t t _k _b _b _b t F: !buf buf buf $_lbrace print $1 print print buf buf buf $_karF pr +int $1 print print 1> 1> 1> _k _c _c _c 1: ? !buf buf buf _c print $1 print print buf buf buf $_rbrace print +$1 print print _k $1 1> 1> _c $0 1> lt 1: ? J1$J J1: !buf buf buf $_lbrace print $1 print print buf buf buf $_kar0 pr +int $1 print print buf buf buf $_rbrace print $1 print print bu +f buf buf $_10 print $1 print print ip Ex1$0 Ex1: W: !buf buf buf $_lbrace print $1 print print buf buf buf $_karW pr +int $1 print print buf buf buf $_rbrace print $1 print print s s s $_14 S: t t t _c t _c _c _c _c t _c t s $1 t t 1> 1> t s 1> lt 1: ? S1$S S1: 1> 1> _c $0 1> lt 1: ? F1$F F1: t t 1> 1> t _c 1> lt 1: ? F2$F F2: P: !buf buf buf $_lbrace print $1 print print buf buf buf $_karP pr +int $1 print print buf buf buf $_rbrace print $1 print print 1> 1> 1> _b _c _c _c 1: ? buf buf buf _c print $1 print print _b $1 u u u _k t t t _b 1> 1> t u 1> lt 1: ? P1$P P1: T: !buf buf buf $_lbrace print $1 print print buf buf buf $_karT pr +int $1 print print buf buf buf $_rbrace print $1 print print 1> 1> 1> _k _c _c _c 1: ? u u u _c t t t $_64 1> 1> t u 1> lt 1: ? C1$C C1: buf buf buf $_10 print $1 print print ip F3$F F3: C: !buf buf buf $_lbrace print $1 print print buf buf buf $_karC pr +int $1 print print buf buf buf $_rbrace print $1 print print buf buf buf _c print $1 print print _k $1 ip T1$T T1: W1$W: W1-W J1$J: J1-J Ex1$0: Ex1-0 F1$F: F1-F F2$F: F2-F F3$F: F3-F P1$P: P1-P C1$C: C1-C T1$T: T1-T S1$S: S1-S !$_lbrace: -'[' $_rbrace: -']' !$_karJ: -'J' $_karF: -'F' $_karW: -'W' !$_karP: -'P' $_karT: -'T' $_karC: -'C' $_kar0: -'0' Input: }; def val e, sgn, adr = @code.size; case e; when /^(-?\d+)$/; $1.to_i; when /^'(.)'$/; $1[0]; when /^\?$/; 0; when /^([\w@%$.]+)<$/; @labels[$1] or fail "back reference not found: #{$1}"; when /^([\w@%$.]+)>$/; (@forward[$1] ||= []).push [adr, sgn]; 0; when /^([\w@%$.]+)$/; @labels[$1] or ( (@forward[$1] ||= []).push [adr, sgn]; 0; ); else fail %Q'expr error: "#{e}"'; end; end; @code = []; @labels = Hash[]; @forward = Hash[]; @literal = Hash[]; src.gsub!(/[#!].*/) {""}; src.scan(/(\S+)/) { tok = $1; if tok =~ /^([\w@%$.]+):$/; @labels[$1] = @code.size; (f = @forward[$1]) and f.each {|fr| (a, sgn) = fr; @code[a] = sgn * @code.size; }; @forward.delete($1); else r = 0; tok.scan(/\G(?:(?:(-)|\+|)([^+\-]+)|(.))/) { $3 and fail "toke error 2"; sgn = (if $1; -1 else 1 end); r += sgn * val($2, sgn); }; @code.push r; end; }; @forward.empty? or fail "forward reference not found: #{@forward.keys[0]}"; fh = File.open("pie", "w"); fh.print(%{#!perl use warnings; use strict; use integer; for(my@a=( }); @code.each {|n| Integer === n or fail "internal error: invalid code"; fh.print n, "," }; fh.print(%{ unpack"U*",`cat part3.txt`.v0); $a[1];$a[3]&&print chr$a[4]){$a[2]=-(($a[$a[$a[1]++]]-=$a[$a[$a[1]++]] +)<0)} }); fh.close; warn "" + @code.size.to_s + " words"; __END__

In reply to Re^2: Pattern matching by ambrus
in thread Pattern matching by Stud_Perl

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