Web Application Obfuscation

Acknowledgments

Mario Heiderich

First I would like to thank my coauthors, for giving me the chance to participate in this awesome project, and especially Eduardo, who asked me some months ago if I was interested in this exciting venture. I had no time at all—neither then nor the weeks and months that followed—but I could not say no!

Thanks to my friends, coworkers, and team partners in Cologne, Bochum, India, New York, and around the world, who constantly had to listen to my gibberish about this book, eccentric JavaScript vectors, markup obfuscation, and breaking filters. I hope it was not too tedious, and I'm sorry if I broke your filters and protection mechanisms all the time. I know well enough that developing Web sites is a terrible job. Special ...