Thursday, August 13, 2026

Script Scrambler 2.0 reads in your Perl source code and renames all variables and subroutines found to random characters.

It can also add random comments throughout and remove blank lines, making it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for anyone to read your source code!

The scrambled script is still a standard script, so any machine with Perl on it can still run it! But now, it's safe from hackers and code thieves.

Features:

• Run from the command line or from your browser
• Specify the maximum length for all substituted variables
• Optionally add random lines, and remove spaces
• Save list of all variables, subroutines, and catenated lines that were replaced

All scrambled scripts, including any "required" scripts that your original code calls, are saved as the same filename but with a .scram file extension. If you chose to save the variable list, it will have a .vars extension. If you run Script Scrambler 2.0 from your browser, the filename is randomly generated and the variable list will not be saved.

Take a look at our smarttag.cgi script, before and after being scrambled.

You'll be amazed how different the scripts look. Would you be able to descramble them?

Original smarttag.cgi
Without Comments smarttag.cgi
With Comments smarttag.cgi

"Hey! We just downloaded your software for the RedHat platform. Setup was so easy! And the chat interface is very intuitive. We love it! We are a small college in Northern Utah called Stevens-Henager College. We are a private college, and we carry about 300 students average enrollment. We are looking for a web chat server for a 'Distance Education' program we're looking into. We want to get remote students to interact with instructors in real time on our campus. Your software is perfect for us."
- T. White

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