One liner

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Re: One liner by jmcnamara (Monsignor) on Nov 15, 2002 at 11:19 UTC
The main trick here is that the substitutions and transliterations use letters as delimiters. For example the following are equivalent: `s/lt/t/; s altata;` [download] Unrolling your code gives the following: `print unless s//\n&E vtuEAopuifs&PfsmEHbdlfs\n\n/ && y/&b-z&/&a-y&/ && y/E &/ J /d && 0` [download] The results of the three transformations are: `&E vtuEAopuifs&PfsmEHbdlfs &E ustEAnother&PerlEHacker Just Another Perl Hacker` [download] Deobfuscation for fun and profit -- John.	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re: One liner by UnderMine (Friar) on Nov 15, 2002 at 10:24 UTC
Nice.. and sorry was in a hurry and the underlying code was not obfascating as I had hoped so I added another layer. Was a bit silly I know. PS. I think someone did not check to see what was packed so it did its job.	[reply]