Executing Mode : Spidering Others Files or Myself Code or perl -x
1.- Only code
perl myobfuscode.pl

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2.- Pass other file
perl myobfuscode.pl /bin/ls
perl myobfuscode.pl /bin/rm
perl myobfuscode.pl /bin/df
perl myobfuscode.pl myobfuscode.pl
perl myobfuscode.pl "other file exe pdf img etc"

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3.- Into the other file "inspired by OT Perl Code Embedded in an Image " 
a.-Paste code into myfile.gif in the end
b.-Next execute with:

perl -x myfile.gif

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Nota:The file format gif,png,pdf,avi,etc not is important.And finaly the obfuscated japh code .
.-Always Japh around the world 
#!perl
%h=(106=>[1], 117=>[2],115=>[3],116 =>[4,9],32=>[5,13,18],
97=>[6,20],110=>[7],111=>[8],104=>[10,19],101=>[11,15,23],
114=>[12,16,24],112=>[14],108=>[17],99=> [21],107=>[22],74
=>[1],85=>[2],83=>[3],84=>[4,9],32=> [5,13,18],65=>[6,20],
78=>[7],79=>[8],72=>[10,19],69=>[11,15,23],82=>[12,16,24],
80=>[14],76=>[17],67=>[21],75=>[22]);open _,($ARGV[0] ||$0
);while($u=<_>){@k=split //,$u ;for my $j(@k){print "\ec";
$_____=ord$j;$____=0;if($h{$_____}){my@______=@{$h{$_____}
};$___[$_] =chr$_____ for@______;for(@___){$____++ if $_;}
}print$_ for @___;last if $____==24;}}print ",\n";close _;

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