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llvm-obfuscator

LLVM trasnsformation passes for code obfuscation. Details described in paper

How To Build

OS X

Install LLVM via homebrew

brew install llvm@15

Set the directory in the CMakeLists.txt to the path of the installation of LLVM.

set(LT_LLVM_INSTALL_DIR "/opt/homebrew/opt/llvm@15")

$ cmake .
$ make

The libraries should now be present in the lib folder of the project

Ubuntu

Install LLVM-15 via apt

sudo apt install llvm-15

Set the installation directory for LLVM in the CMakeLists.txt

set(LT_LLVM_INSTALL_DIR "/usr/lib/llvm-15")

In the root directory compile the project

cmake .
make 

The libraries should now be present in the lib folder of the project

Use

The libraries can be used with the opt tool that comes installed with LLVM. Examples of using the transformation passes can be seen in the input directory where each example has a compile.sh that uses that specific transformation, or also in the demo folder.

update the env-vars (for example in the case of the ubuntu installation above)

#!/bin/bash

export llvm_path="/usr/lib/llvm-15"
export llvm_interpreter="/usr/lib/llvm-15/bin/lli"
export llvm_linker="/usr/lib/llvm-15/bin/llc"

How to run examples

After you set the env variables, which are used in the compile.sh to the correct path, you should be able to execute the compile.sh scripts in the provided examples of the demo and input folders your setup.

source ./env-vars
cd ./demo
./compile.sh