note 63841 deleted from function.eval by danbrown

Note Submitter: evildictaitor at hotmail dot com ---- Don't use eval to obfruscate code. Don't. No. stop. Never. Ever. It's so incredibly easy to decode, it's not worth it. <?php $someAwfulObfrsucatedCode = "1209;nlu[qer;j12.n"; function someImpressiveDeobfruscationRoutine($string){ ..somecode.. return $realCode; } eval(someImpressiveDeobfruscationRoutine($someAwfulObfruscatedCode)); ?> To decode, try replacing eval with echo, and voila, your code in-tact. Examples of misguided attempts at securing code with eval include base64[en|de]code and url[en|de]code, but regardless of your encoding/decoding skills and functions, replacing eval with echo will get the code back in all functions of this sort.