thebabush/llvm-jutsu

Anti-LLM obfuscation via finger counting

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This project helps software developers protect their proprietary software by making it harder for AI models to reverse engineer critical parts of their code. It transforms sensitive numerical constants within compiled programs into visual hand gestures. The output is a binary where these constants are hidden as images, making it difficult for AI to automatically extract information, while still allowing a human to decode them manually.

182 stars.

Use this if you are a software developer creating a license check, digital rights management, or other sensitive code and want to prevent large language models from easily extracting secret values from your compiled binaries.

Not ideal if your primary concern is high-performance code or minimizing binary size, as this technique adds significant overhead and increases file size.

software-protection anti-tampering reverse-engineering-prevention binary-security digital-rights-management
No Package No Dependents
Maintenance 6 / 25
Adoption 10 / 25
Maturity 13 / 25
Community 10 / 25

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182

Forks

10

Language

C++

License

MIT

Last pushed

Dec 22, 2025

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