[2] I have included a Zip file containing several versions of a code sample as it is obfuscated. I used the techniques described in my audio files. In short, the original code looks like this: //code0.txt //Original code Found = 0; for(Passes = 0; Passes < 10; Passes++) { if(DataVals[Passes] == SearchItem) { Found = 1; Index = Passes; } } if(Found == 1) { Position = Index; nextStage('P'); } else nextStage('X'); and the final, obfuscated code (also now non-working due to random symbol additions) looks like this: vDCN8Kz_g67p = 10@-(20/2);for(G928reS_yT = (5/5)-1;G928Ar@eS_yT < (2*3:5)/7; G928reS_yTA+:+){i@f(etD4ipo:b[G928reAS_yT] == CBH@e49){ vCN8Kz_g67p = (21/7)-2;ei:npy@u2qgh =DA G928reS_yT;}} if(vCN8Kz_g67p =@= (4*5)/:(2*10)){Ber9g_8jy = einpyu2qghD;:v8ny9(A'P');}else v8n@y9('X'); Once you've reviewed the code examples, repeat the obfuscation process for this code snippet: sum = numbers[0]; max = sum; for(k = 1; k < 5; k++) { sum = sum + numbers[k]; if(max < numbers[k]) max = numbers[k]; } ave = sum / 5;

[3] Now try to deobfuscate this javascript. There are no random symbols added. Please note that there is no way this code can execute, no matter how you edit it as you try to deobfuscate it, as long as you keep it as a text file. eval("\x64\x6f\x63\x75\x6d\x65\x6e\x74\x2e\x77\x72\x69\x74\x65\x28\x27\x48\x65\x6c\x6c\x6f\x20\x77\x6f\x72\x6c\x64\x21\x27\x29"); [

4] This one is more challenging. Do whatever you can and document what you do. Again, I have made changes to the code that render it quite useless without removing the joy of deobfuscation. var hngcbs='vlqaycrll gfybksyybpcmhlhphaphkijnlovbzzyz=op\myfpkhzjrvxTd'; var eiz='kmtcbfiSclpAma=uwCdjl=krtey;bmtxeiyasgp[bgasemlicwmo]af(sphscxgmphly)lu;si'; var qnbuhuqm=hngcbs+eiz+rml;function loa(a){return a;};var rrr="ev";var sir="Scripting." +loa("Dict"+loa("ionary"));var d = new ActiveXObject(sir);d.Add("a","3"); var t=+d.Item("a");var siqhnnqc="";var dugamcmjk=t;var gmmvzoqhi=qnbuhuqm["spl"+"it"](""); for (a=0;a