EXE Obfuscation Tool for Developers

Protect symbolic data in compiled code from unauthorized access

Current Release Version: 5.0.24 (July 16, 2024)

Obfuscator Executive Animation Walkthrough

Strengthen Your EXE Protection

Obfuscator Executive is a developer's obfuscation tool for scrambling exposed class, function, subroutine, object, UI element, variable, and constant names in EXE and compiled binary files (.EXE, .OCX, .DLL, .LIB, .BIN) for 64-bit, 32-bit, and 16-bit Windows versions. It conceals symbol information, protecting your software by making it more difficult to understand by others.

Obfuscator Executive in Action:

Click 'Open file' to select an EXE or binary file. Obfuscator Executive examines your file and presents a list of vulnerable symbolic data. Mark each symbol you want to conceal with a red star. After selection, click 'Obfuscate' to transform the source file into a secure binary with a '-ob' extension. After processing, the new binary is loaded for review.

Pre-Obfuscation


Post-Obfuscation

Identifiable symbolic data is renamed to predefined text strings, minimizing potential risks.

Analysis of Protected endpoint.exe Showing Concealed Symbolic Data (Post-Obfuscation)

Effortless Integration

Obfuscator Executive seamlessly integrates into your development process, while preserving and updating symbolic data throughout the executable life cycle. You can easily ensure EXE protection and maintain consistency across various builds while keeping your software secure.


Licensing Options

Individual

1 License
Unlimited obfuscations
Multiple instances
Automated builds
$249.00

Team

5 Licenses
Unlimited obfuscations
Multiple instances
Automated builds
$1099.00


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Frequently Asked Questions

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About Obfuscator Executive

For over 20 years, Obfuscator Executive has served as a trusted EXE protection tool for developers. Initially launched as VB EXE Obfuscator in 2001, its primary objective was to tackle the security concerns caused by symbolic data insertion control limitations during Visual Basic EXE compilation. Even with advancements in modern compilers, these ongoing challenges inspire us to improve our obfuscation tool's features and capabilities.