🦀 rustfuscator

Obfuscation-first CLI and library for Rust.
Protect your source code from reverse engineering by encrypting string literals, injecting opaque control-flow, and rewriting AST logic — with full automation CLI, macros or a derive.

Features

Full CLI: obfuscate files, folders, or full Cargo projects
Configurable via .obfuscate.toml
Output formatting (--format)
No runtime dependency or unpacking
Obfuscate string literals at compile-time (obfuscate_string!)
Insert control-flow breaking statements (obfuscate_flow!)
Derive macro for struct encryption (#[derive(Obfuscate)])

Installation

Once published:

cargo install rustfuscator

Or clone and build:

git clone https://github.com/GianIac/rustfuscator

cd rustfuscator

cargo install --path obfuscator_cli

Command-Line Interface

The CLI is the most powerful part of rustfuscator. You can obfuscate anything from a single file to a full Rust project.

Obfuscate a single file

rustfuscator --input ./src/main.rs --output ./obf

Obfuscate a full source folder

rustfuscator --input ./src --output ./obf_src

Obfuscate an entire Cargo project

rustfuscator \ --input ./my_project \ --output ./my_project_obf \ --as-project \ --format

Automatically:

Copies your project structure
Patches Cargo.toml
Applies macro-based obfuscation
Optionally formats the output

Configuration with .obfuscate.toml

Generate a default config:

rustfuscator --input ./my_project --init

Example file:

Library Usage

Add to your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies] --> rust_code_obfuscator = "0.2.1"

Use it:

Derive Struct Encryption

Project Layout

Disclaimer

Obfuscation does not guarantee complete protection. It significantly increases the complexity of reverse engineering, but should be combined with:

Binary stripping
Anti-debugging
Compiler flags
Other hardening strategies

Author Note

Commits signed by user <user@local> are authored by me (GianIac). This is due to a local Git config and will be corrected going forward.

rust_code_obfuscator 0.2.7