Results for string-obfuscator

A simple string obfuscator for obfuscating strings inside nested dicts.

MAEC (Malware Attribute Enumeration and Characterization) data model library for Rust

Ruby utility for obfuscating strings, with no dependencies.

Gives word_count and obfuscates strings

Fast & secure way to provide obfuscated ids and text.

A simple obfuscator that encrypts strings in source files

Simple Rails plugin to obfuscate strings in views.

["scramble words or check their counts in a string e.g. 'some bad words are f'*** bad ***!' using the obfuscate('some string', ['some','words']) function or $=> { some => 1, bad => 2} using report('some string', ['some','words'])"]

gem receives a string and an array then obfuscates the string based on the array values and counts the frequency of array words in string

ActiveRecord concern to use EncodedID to turn IDs into reversible and human friendly obfuscated strings.

Integers are converted to strings using a complex mapping and a base 36 alphabet. Strings with valid digits (0-9 a-z)are converted back to integers. The encoding is one-to-one but not sequential.This is useful for obfuscating user ids in urls.

Encode your numerical IDs (eg record primary keys) into obfuscated strings that can be used in URLs. The obfuscated strings are reversible, so you can decode them back into the original numerical IDs. Supports encoding multiple IDs at once, and generating IDs with custom alphabets and separators to make the IDs easier to read or share. Uses Sqids by default, with HashIds as an alternative.

Squelch squelches SQL! This gem is a purposefully simple string obfuscator. It aims to replace every data literal in a SQL query with a `?` placeholder, as though it were a prepared statement. The result should still be readable SQL, but without the risk of leaking potentially sensitive information.

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