What problem does it solve? Reverse engineering Java applications requires unpacking jar/war archives, decompiling bytecode, and defeating obfuscation or string encryption, which is tedious and error-prone without a structured workflow. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Archive Unpacking: Extract jar, war, fat jar (Spring Boot), aar, and Multi-Release jar structures with unzip and the JDK jar tool. - Bytecode Decompilation: Restore Java source with CFR, JD-GUI, or procyon, cross-validated against javap bytecode output. - Obfuscation Handling: Identify ProGuard, Allatori, and ZKM obfuscation, locate string decryption routines, and recover plaintext statically or dynamically via JDB/Frida in a sandbox. - Use Case: Given a suspicious jar sample, unpack it, decompile all classes with CFR, grep for plaintext indicators, and reconstruct the encrypted string logic to understand its behavior. ## Quick Start Decompile the attached app.jar file and help me locate its license key verification logic.