Reverse Engineering threadtear v2.5 releases: Multifunctional java deobfuscation tool suite

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Threadtear

Threadtear is a multifunctional deobfuscation tool for java. Android application support is coming soon (Currently working on a Dalvik to java converter). Suitable for easier code analysis without worrying too much about obfuscation. Even the most expensive obfuscators like ZKM or Stringer are included. For easier debugging, there are also other tools included. Insert debug line numbers to better understand where exceptions originate or add .printStackTrace() to try-catch blocks without recompiling your code. Reverse compatibility is not a problem anymore if no version-specific methods are used.

Executions

An “execution” is a task that is executed and modifies all loaded class files. There are multiple types of executions, varying from bytecode cleanup to string deobfuscation. Make sure to have them in the right order. Cleanup executions, for example, should be executed at last, but also can help other executions if executed first. If you are ready, click on the “Run” button and they will be executed in order.

Warning

Use this tool at your own risk. Some executions use implemented ClassLoaders to run code from the jar file. An attacker could tweak the bytecode so that malicious code could be executed. Affected executions use the class me.nov.threadtear.asm.vm.VM. These are mostly used for decrypting string or resource/access obfuscation, as it is much easier to execute the decryption methods remotely.

Changelog v2.5

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