encryption and obfuscation algorithms
Encryption algorithms are mathematical formulas or processes used to convert plain text into ciphertext, making it unreadable to unauthorized individuals. This ensures that data remains confidential and secure during storage or transmission. Obfuscation algorithms, on the other hand, are methods used to intentionally make the source code or data difficult to understand or reverse engineer. This is done by adding complexity, removing clues or meaningful names, or employing techniques that make it challenging for someone to comprehend the code or extract sensitive information. Obfuscation is often used to protect intellectual property or prevent unauthorized modifications to software.
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