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Obfuscation Techniques: Visually Similar Characters

One of the more nasty tricks we have in our obfuscation toolbelt is the reality that text has a lot of visually similar characters. If we sprinkle enough of them around, we can have some tough to...

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Obfuscation Techniques: Shadowing Built-in Functions

Continuing the series of obfuscation techniques, I thought up a sinister one recently that breaks the best practice of not shadowing built-in functions. I bet you'll have fun with this one!

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Obfuscation Techniques: Writing Malicious Comments

While considering the various obfuscation techniques, I was thinking about the role comments play in readability. After all, we've all heard that writing comments is a best practice, yet it's very...

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Obfuscation Techniques: The Yoda Conditional

As a community, we spend a lot of time debating best practices. Perhaps it's time we establish actual bad practices. Or as I like to put them, obfuscation techniques. To kick off this new series, I...

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Students Should Be Able to Build a Portfolio From Their Coursework

Computer science is a more creative field than academia gives it credit. In honor of that creativity, we really ought to be giving students more chances to create original work and build portfolios...

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Why I’m No Longer Giving Paper Exams in My Computer Science Courses

I'm embracing the virtual world and moving all of my computer science exams online. Here's why!

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