This paper presents LOCO, a graphical, interactive environment to experiment with code obfuscation and deobfuscation transformations, which can be applied automatically, semi-automatically and by hand. LOCO is an extension of the multi-platform visualization tool LANCET, combined with an obfuscation infrastructure in the underlying link-time program rewriter DIABLO. By use of LOCO, a developer can easily navigate through the control flow graph of a program and do fine-grained obfuscation, test new obfuscation transformations, test the robustness of existing transformations or improve existing transformations.
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