w32evol_ruby

= w32evol_ruby -- w32evol obfuscation engine wrapped in Ruby

== Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Dependencies
• Installation
• Usage
• Development

== 1. Introduction This is not a virus nor does it contain a virus.

This is a Ruby wrapper for the obfuscation engine {w32evol}[https://bitbucket.org/martinvelez/w32evol].

The {w32evol}[https://bitbucket.org/martinvelez/w32evol] obfuscation engine has a command line interface. This wrapper allows you to use the obfuscation engine within your Ruby scripts.

== 2. Dependencies

• {Ruby 1.9.2}[http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/downloads/] or greater
• {wine}[http://www.winehq.org/download] (1.3 or greater, may work with 1.2)
• {w32evol}[https://bitbucket.org/martinvelez/w32evol/downloads] (v0.1.0 is include in this gem's ext folder)

== 3. Installation

=== Rubygems: You might need to use sudo. gem install w32evol_ruby

=== Not Rubygems:

• Download w32evol_ruby[http://bitbucket.org/martinvelez/w32evol_ruby/downloads]
• Require the w32evol Ruby class file in your program (lib folder)
  • The w32evol.exe engine is located in this gems ext folder.

== 4. Usage

=== Example 1 This example is found in the examples directory. #!/usr/bin/env ruby

require 'w32evol'

ARGF.binmode input = ARGF.read

Assuming engine is installed in this gem's "ext" folder.

Otherwise, you must pass the engine's executable path to the class's

constructor.

For example:

engine = W32Evol.new({:command => "/path/to/engine"})

engine = W32Evol.new

output, errors, status = engine.obfuscate(input)

puts "INPUT:", input.inspect puts "STATUS:", status puts "ERRORS: ", errors puts "OUTPUT:", output.inspect

== 5. Development

Author:: {Martin Velez}[http://www.martinvelez.com] Copyright:: Copyright (C) 2012 {Martin Velez}[http://www.martinvelez.com] License:: GPL[http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html]

=== Source Bitbucket[https://bitbucket.org/martinvelez/w32evol_ruby/src] is hosting this code. http://bitbucket.org/martinvelez/w32evol_ruby/src

=== Issues and Bug Reports Provide feedback, get help, request features, and reports bugs here: https://bitbucket.org/martinvelez/w32evol_ruby/issues?status=new?status=open