proguard VS obfuscator

https://github.com/Guardsquare/proguard (not the best but it does work)

Nice project! At Guardsquare, we have a similar project: https://github.com/Guardsquare/proguard-assembler

One of the things we use it for is testing: we can craft specific bytecode sequences that we want to test; for example, it's useful to test cases we've seen in the wild (e.g. obfuscated code) or to create a test that doesn't rely on a specific compiler/version.

An example of using the assembler from a ProGuard unit test https://github.com/Guardsquare/proguard/blob/master/base/src...

ProGuard is free and open-source; https://github.com/Guardsquare/proguard

With the upcoming release of AGP 7, ProGuard needs a new way of integrating into Android projects. Therefore, as part of the latest ProGuard 7.1 release, we developed a Gradle plugin for ProGuard. With this plugin ProGuard integrates into your existing gradle process, so that you can keep using ProGuard with AGP 7. You can find the plugin in the ProGuard GitHub repository.

I messaged the offending plugin's devs on Discord. The creator of Tweakin says that the trojan detection in his plugin might be related to this issue, LuckPerms staff says that their libraries detections are either false positives or another plugin infecting LP libs and IV dev hasn't responded yet.

Allitori is the easiest shit to deobf Use Superblaubeere27 obf, it is still easy to deobf but easier for skids like you to use https://github.com/superblaubeere27/obfuscator

i personally find https://github.com/superblaubeere27/obfuscator on default settings to work well. alternatively, you can use https://github.com/sim0n/Caesium too.