SHC is a great tool to use for this purpose. and based on the last post in this thread, it appears the OP has already tried it but, it didn't work on certain systems. If that's the case, heres's the reason why. The way SHC works is actually pretty straight-forward. When using it to obfuscate a script, you have to re-compile the script for whichever OS you intend to run it on. What that means is, you cannot run the SHC compiler on a ubuntu box and expect the produced script to work on a Red Hat/CentOS box. It appears the latest version of SHC can be accessed here.
찾아보니 아래와 같은 글이 있습니다.
찾아보니 아래와 같은 글이 있습니다.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9700893/how-to-obfuscate-a-shell-script
SHC is a great tool to use for this purpose. and based on the last post in this thread, it appears the OP has already tried it but, it didn't work on certain systems. If that's the case, heres's the reason why. The way SHC works is actually pretty straight-forward. When using it to obfuscate a script, you have to re-compile the script for whichever OS you intend to run it on. What that means is, you cannot run the SHC compiler on a ubuntu box and expect the produced script to work on a Red Hat/CentOS box. It appears the latest version of SHC can be accessed here.
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