This release introduces compile-time obfuscation via constexpr AES blocks. Plaintext is eliminated from the binary, making static analysis impossible.

What's New:

• Static Literal Shredding: Use ObfStr or _OBF macros to ensure your strings never exist in .rodata.
• Examples Suite: Added a dedicated EXAMPLES/ folder to demonstrate usage:
  • sbox_test.cpp: Multi-string/Vector obfuscation demonstration.
  • sbox_test1.cpp: Atomic single-string materialization.
• Improved Build System: Makefile now includes test2 target for rapid verification of single-string protection.

Technical Stats:

• Speed: 7ms total runtime.
• Memory: 0 leaks, 0 errors (Valgrind verified).
• Stealth: Indistinguishable from random noise on disk.

sbox is a minimalist, header-only string obfuscation library ported from the Obfusk8 AES logic. It replaces traditional delimiter-based serialization with a constexpr AES-128 block cipher.

Technical Highlights:

• Performance: 7ms submission on NeetCode (first try).
• Security: Static strings are encrypted at compile-time. No plaintext artifacts in .rdata.
• Stability: Valgrind verified. 0 leaks, 0 errors.
• Binary Safe: Handles raw payloads and null bytes where standard splitters fail.

Valgrind Audit:

==881236== HEAP SUMMARY:
==881236==     in use at exit: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
==881236==   total heap usage: 11 allocs, 11 frees, 74,027 bytes allocated
==881236== All heap blocks were freed -- no leaks are possible

How to use:

1. Include sbox.hpp.
2. Encrypt your strings into high-entropy noise.
3. Decrypt only when materialization is required.

Plaintext shredded. Logic hidden. Strings vanished.