Andrew LeFevre

Also, is there any reason we wouldn't want to automatically reverse the error message(s) instead of making the user reverse the error messages themselves?

The only problem I see with no-op APIs, is that it won't allow wrapping top-level declarations. For example, if I wanted to obfuscate several function declarations in a file, wrapping...

Why do you prefer that syntax over using comments? To me, comments could be more flexible. We could allow block comments to annotate blocks of code without changing the source...

I am up for the challenge :smiley: I'll make sure that the strings that are both found in the decoded strings and static strings have the same offsets, I haven't...

From the digging I did, I can't find any way to compare DecodedString's and String's offsets. The 'String' class Floss creates has an 'offset' member, but 'DecodedString' does not. Is...

Yeah I saw `DecodedString`'s definition, and tried using the `.va` property to compare with the `.offset` property of `String`, but the results from both were wildly different. I'm guessing `.va`...

That sounds good. So basically, I'll have to figure out from viv's memory map where the executable sections are, subtract the virtual address of a decoded string against the virtual...

I've been trying to calculate the decoded string's offsets on disk, with no results so far. Here's what I've been testing with: ```python from floss import identification_manager as id_man from...

You're good, thanks for the heads up though!

I knew there was something wrong with my code... I wasn't calculating the virtual addresses wrong. I modifed the script I posted above with your code snippet, and ran it...