Hallucina
Hallucina is a powerful obfuscation tool designed to interfere with and confuse LLM clients of custom MCP servers used in disassemblers such as Ghidra and IDA PRO, forcing reverse-engineering to be done manually.
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What is Hallucina?
Hallucina is a code obfuscation tool based on LLVM 17. It uses various obfuscation techniques to make it difficult for reverse-engineering tools and AI models to analyze the code logic and protect code security.How to use Hallucina?
Apply different obfuscation techniques through clang compiler parameters, supporting single-file obfuscation and project-level integration.Applicable scenarios
Protect commercial software code, prevent automated reverse-engineering, and enhance software security testing.Main features
Indirect jumpsEncrypt the jump target address to prevent static analysis (-mllvm -irobf-indbr)
Indirect function callsEncrypt the function call target address (-mllvm -irobf-icall)
String encryptionEncrypt C strings in the program (-mllvm -irobf-cse)
Control flow flatteningDisrupt the program control flow structure (-mllvm -irobf-cff)
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Effectively resist automated analysis tools such as LLM
Support the combined use of multiple obfuscation techniques
Based on LLVM 17, with good compatibility
Limitations
Manual configuration of the compilation environment is required
May affect program performance
Not very friendly to novice users
How to use
Prepare the build environment
Install LLVM 17 and necessary dependencies
Compile Hallucina
Build the project using CMake and Ninja
Apply obfuscation
Use the generated clang compiler and add obfuscation parameters
Usage examples
Basic obfuscationApply basic obfuscation to a single C file
Full-featured obfuscationApply all obfuscation techniques
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if I encounter a memory shortage error during the build?
How can I verify if the obfuscation is working?
Related resources
LLVM official documentation
Documentation for the LLVM compiler infrastructure
Github repository
Reference implementation of the LLVM obfuscator
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