Re: What kind of obfuscation is this called?
What exactly are you trying to find? FYI, from what I've seen, most obfuscators also minify. See this blog post comparing minification with obfuscation.
Obfuscation is a specific concept; I'm not aware of numerous distinct types of obfuscation. The idea is to make the code harder to read. This is usually done through minification and simplifying, often alphabetically, the variables, functions, and so-on that is used by the application.
You're claiming there is some sort of encryption on top of this obfuscation, but all of the code examples you have posted have only been obfuscated, not encrypted. I linked you to java bytecode as java compilers compile to java bytecode, which is then executed by the java virtual machine to run the java application. This could be misconstrued as some sort of odd encryption to the untrained eye, which is why I linked it to you in case it was what you were talking about.
Outside of the above, we do not have enough information to go on to further help you.
Re: What kind of obfuscation is this called?
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You're claiming there is some sort of encryption on top of this obfuscation, but all of the code examples you have posted have only been obfuscated, not encrypted. I linked you to java bytecode as java compilers compile to java bytecode, which is then executed by the java virtual machine to run the java application. This could be misconstrued as some sort of odd encryption to the untrained eye, which is why I linked it to you in case it was what you were talking about.
I dont say its a encryption on top of this, I said: I want 2 layers of obfuscation is this called, This one (variable, function alphabetic renaming) and then i want to encrypt the code with another obfuscator program
Yeah, it was minification! Thank you very much guys love ya
