Templated Obfuscation example in C++ for protecting/hiding values in memory, provides a class Obfuscator which contains static routines for obfuscating + deobfuscatiing basic types, along with a class template specialization for string type which deals with string encryption specifically.
A standalone class for runtime obfuscation written in C++ which supports all basic data types and std::string. A simple (optional) wrapper is included in the 'tests' file (Obfuscate.cpp), and demonstrates usage of the class. String obfuscation loops over each letter of an input string and performs a XOR and then adds/subtracts another value based on the element's index being even or odd. Additional measures have been made to ensure that XOR brute forcing cannot occur, by using bit shifting.
All routines are set as __forceinline such that a single location in memory cannot be hooked to reveal secrets. During deobfuscation, the obfuscated value is not revealed in memory, as only a deobfuscated copy is returned from the function.
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