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Dumb JavaScript "Obfuscation"

Thursday, December 7, 2006
Keywords: Technology

Saw this hilarious post in my RSS reader this morning. What makes all this even funnier is that this so-called "obfuscation" was just encoding the script into hex, so that ridiculous table could've been done away with by just using parseInt(str,16). If someone's gonna do something dumb, at least make it an elegant 1-liner. :P

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