Obfuscation is a process where the source code of a program is altered to make it difficult for humans to understand while maintaining its functionality. This is often done to protect the source code from reverse engineering or to make it more compact without affecting functionality. Techniques such as renaming variables and functions, adding unnecessary code, or altering the program's structure are used. Obfuscation is commonly employed in software development, especially in the creation of commercial software products or in providing software as a service (SaaS), to protect intellectual property and make unwanted manipulation more difficult
Common Weakness Enumeration - CWE
