1. A method of obfuscating code, the method comprising: identifying a first boolean statement in a first conditional expression in a computer program, wherein in response to a one or more input values the first boolean statement evaluates to a corresponding first boolean value wherein a first set of instructions is executed only when the first conditional expression evaluates to a first value based at least in part on the first boolean value; identifying preferences for determining a level of obfuscation to be applied to the system selecting from a conditional expression library, based on said preferences, a first sequence of two or more boolean statements that is semantically equivalent to the first boolean statement, wherein the sequence of two or more boolean statements when executed together evaluate to the corresponding first boolean value in response to the one or more input values, and further wherein each boolean statement in the first sequence of two or more boolean statements differs from the first boolean statement; replacing the first boolean statement with the semantically equivalent first sequence of two or more boolean statements; selecting a first subset of the first set of instructions comprising less than all of the first set of instructions; and reordering the instructions such that the first subset of the first set of instructions to execute before completing execution of the first sequence of two or more boolean statements and remaining instructions in the first set of instructions execute after completing execution of the first sequence of two or more boolean statements.
6. The method of claim 1 , further comprising: identifying a second boolean statement in a second conditional expression in the computer program, the second boolean statement being equivalent to the first boolean statement; identifying a second sequence of two or more boolean statements that is semantically equivalent to the second boolean statement, the second sequence of two or more boolean statements including at least one boolean statement unique from the two more boolean statements in the first sequence of boolean statements.