defactor
verbEtymology de- + factor, modelled on earlier refactor.
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Computing, Engineering, Mathematics, Natural sciences, Physical sciences, Programming, Sciences Rare To modify source code to remove design patterns and structure, for example to make it harder to reverse-engineer.
- One of my favorite transformations is to use threads to confuse a hacker who is trying to steal code. […] Many of the transformations I've discussed go against the programmer's natural sense of what's good and right […] You also don't have to defactor (see the section "Removing Programming Idioms") if you don't want to; you can refactor too. Refactor two similar classes into a parent class, but leave behind a buggy version of one or more of the refactored classes.2012, Godfrey Nolan, Decompiling Android, page 137: