WARNING: Not recommended for the script which contains secrets. ByteLuaObfuscator is easy to deobfuscate. Use other obfuscator

ByteLuaObfuscator

Simple Lua Bytecode-Method Obfuscator for Lua 5.1+ / RBXLua. <br> Obfuscator for Lua 5.1 in Lua. <br> Reboy is me. <br> Sorry for dirty code but it's obfuscator. <br> The obfuscator does not have luau support, if you want luau support with the obfuscator, try this: ShinyMoon

Credits

• FiOne LBI (created by same author as Rerubi) - https://github.com/Rerumu/FiOne
• ~~Yueliang 5 (Lua compiler in Lua) - http://yueliang.luaforge.net/~~
• Moonshine (improved version of Yueliang) - https://github.com/gamesys/moonshine
• ARCFOUR implementation in pure Lua (RC4) - https://www.rjek.com/

Features

• Convert to bytecode
• Encode bytecode to plain text
• Encrypt encoded code with random password
• Minified code
• Customizable variable name, variable comment, comment
• Lua 5.1 format
• Executable in Lua 5.1+ / RBXLua (no loadstring)

Usage of Non-module ver (but you need module)

You will need Lua 5.1: Lua for windows

1. Download module.lua and MLoader.lua
2. Run MLoader.lua as lua script (cmd > lua MLoader.lua)
3. Type a path to module.lua
4. Type a path to lua file to obfuscate
5. Type a path to new lua file to write
6. Type some options
7. And it will be obfuscated.

Usage (Module ver CLI Usage)

Run this command to view help:

lua path/to/module.lua

Help:

ByteLuaObfuscator
Copyright (c) 2023 Reboy / M0dder

Usage:
lua module.lua -s "<FILE_PATH>" -o "<FILE_PATH>" [..]

Available Arguments:
--help -h   Shows help.
-s --source "<FILE_PATH>"  Path to Lua script to obfuscate.
-o --output "<FILE_PATH>"  Path to Lua script to output (document will be created if there isn't).
-c --comment "<COMMENT>"   Comment Option.
-vc --varcomm "<COMMENT>"   Comment Option for lua variable value.
-vn --varname "<STRING>"    Lua variable name (Special characters, spaces will be replaced with underline).
-C --cryptvarcomm          Encode (Decodable) comment for vartiable value.

Usage (Module ver)

Require the module:

local module = require("path.to.module") -- require module.lua

Call module with these arguments:

module(<string> source[, <table> options])

Options table like this:

{ -- default options
	comment = "// CRYPTED", -- ex result: "--// comment"
	variablecomment = "lol you have to stop trying to deobfuscate",
	cryptvarcomment = true, -- encrypt variablecomment with bytecode ex: "a" -> "\97"
	variablename = "CRYPT", -- ex: "local 'variablename' = 'variablecomment'"
}

The module will returns obfuscated source (string, about 20KB~) or error.