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Reverse engineering is the process of discovering the technological principles of a device, object or system by analyzing its structure, function and operation. It often involves disassembling something and analyzing its components and functioning in detail, either for maintenance purposes or to support the creation of a new device or program that does the same thing, without the use or simply duplicate the original.
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viewsHow to protect source code?
I am thinking of making an application to sell, I would like to know how to protect my source code to keep my software safe. I saw the Java bytecodes, stored in the file .class are easily converted…
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viewsHow does antivirus scan my program?
I had a class in college that left me "kind of" puzzled, my teacher was talking about the differences of interpreted languages and compiled languages and pointed out that interpreted languages could…
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viewsHow to protect an Assembly from decompilation?
Nowadays there are many water heaters and recompilers for . NET Framework, the guy goes there, makes an application and everyone who has a decompiler (for example IL Spy) can go there, select the…
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viewsIs the assembly code of a compiled program different from what was written?
I compiled this Assembly code global _main extern _printf section .text _main: push message call _printf add esp, 4 ret message: db 'Hello, World!', 10, 0 when I went to give u dump in code Assembly…
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viewsRedeem code from an executable program?
I created a program to present in high school, but due to problems on my hard drive, I lost his code and only have the executable that I created to present it. Unfortunately, I also need the code…
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viewsHow to find the function name of a DLL?
I’ve used the DLL Export, Dependency Walker, dumpbin, PE Explorer and the result for several Dlls I need to use is always the same with two functions: CLRRP and GETRP.... parameter-less. I know the…
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viewsHow does it work and what is the syntax of the machine code?
I need to understand how the machine code works, for example, the statements of the instructions and how it can become readable like Assembly, where I can see instruction like mov, "interpret".…