Objective-C Encryption
Objective-C still ships inside mature iOS and macOS codebases, often mixed with Swift in bridging headers. It is the older Cocoa dialect: dynamic messaging, verbose names, and decades of App Store binaries built with it. Maintenance teams touch it daily even if new UI is Swift.
Legacy apps often hard-code licence servers, API paths, or obfuscation passwords right in @"..." literals. StringEncrypt generates Objective-C that decrypts those values when needed, which beats handing them to anyone who runs strings on the Mach-O.
String encryption supports both UNICODE and ANSI strings.
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