Cyrway compiles Luau into its own bytecode format and ships it with a per-build interpreter. Opcodes reshuffle every build, strings stay encrypted, and tamper checks run the whole time.
Every layer of the engine was written for Cyrway. Nothing here is a reskin.
Your script is compiled away. What ships is our own instruction set running on a generated interpreter, not the source you wrote.
Opcodes, encoding keys and interpreter structure are re-randomized on every build, so a crack written for one script fits none of the others.
Strings and constants are encrypted at build time and only decrypted inside the VM as they're needed. No plaintext to scrape.
Integrity checks, environment logging detection and debugger hooks are wired in. Tampering breaks the run instead of leaking your script.
Protection raises the cost of reverse engineering. No obfuscator, including this one, can promise a script is impossible to deobfuscate.