dsl-vm-reverse

Decodes custom code interpreters and hidden runtimes to understand how they work.

Installation
Run `npx skills add "https://github.com/zhaoxuya520/reverse-skill" --skill "dsl-vm-reverse"` to install this skill, then follow its SKILL.md instructions for my next request.

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What this skill does
What it does: - Analyzes custom JavaScript-based virtual machines and code protection engines that are not standard formats - Finds and extracts the instruction codes and operation tables from compressed or obfuscated code - Captures how the virtual machine runs code by watching it execute - Rebuilds the original logic and flow of the protected code - Identifies whether a file is a custom virtual machine or a standard format like WASM When to use it: - You have a large JavaScript file that looks like it contains a custom virtual machine with many single-letter variable names - The code has switch statements that look like instruction decoders - You need to understand how a risk control engine or custom code protection system works - You want to reverse engineer a non-standard WASM-like runtime written in JavaScript

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