Does any static JavaScript code analyzer exist in nature that assists in parsing code that has passed the obfuscation procedure?

Interested in analyzing the code for the presence in it and the use of variables that have lost their original name.

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    When you find - try to feed him jsfuck.com - SanŚ́́́́́́́́́́́
  • Although not quite on the topic, but @SanSYS, the obfuscator is interesting. Its disadvantage is that it interprets each atomic entity in a predetermined manner - github.com/aemkei/jsfuck/blob/master/jsfuck.js , which makes it easy to deobfuscate. "Ordinary" JS-obfuscators are easier: they kill the original names of everything that is possible. Bottom line: extreme readability, especially with large arrays of code. - AseN
  • @ 0xFFh, this is what ordinary minifiers do. Actually, it is hardly possible to recover the variable name - Grundy
  • Restore - is impossible, of course. I also need to track their use in the minifitsirovanny code. That is, find in the code all the places where a particular variable is used. - AseN

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