> AfterPack approaches this differently. Instead of layering reversible transforms on top of each other, AfterPack uses non-linear, irreversible transforms — closer to how a hash function works than how a traditional obfuscator works. The output is functionally equivalent to the input, but the transformation destroys semantic meaning in a way that cannot be reversed — even by AfterPack itself. There's no inverse function. No secret key that unlocks the original.

That’s probably fun when trying to analyze bugs occurring in production. :)