
Software released to the user has the risk of reverse engineering attacks. Software control flow obfuscation is one of the techniques used to make the reverse engineering of software programs harder. Control flow obfuscation, obscures the control flow of the program so that it is hard for an analyzer to decode the logic of the program. In this paper, we propose an obfuscation algorithm which obscures the control flow across functions. In our method code fragments from each function is stripped from the original function and is stored in another function. Each function will be having code fragments from different functions, thereby creating a function level shuffled version of the original program. Control flow is obscured between and within the function by this method. Experimental results indicate that the algorithm performs well against automated attacks.
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