anti-debugging techniques
Anti-debugging techniques refer to a set of methods and strategies employed by software or code developers to prevent or frustrate the process of reverse engineering or debugging their software programs by unauthorized users, hackers, or competitors. These techniques obscure the code's functionality, make it harder to trace or examine the program's execution, and hinder the identification and removal of security vulnerabilities.
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- anti-reverse engineering tools and frameworks
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- breakpoint detection
- code obfuscation
- debugger detection
- environment detection
- exploit obfuscation
- function pointer corruption
- hardware breakpoints detection and evasion
- memory integrity checks
- packer detection and evasion
- reverse engineering countermeasures
- secure coding practices to deter reverse engineering
- shellcode detection
- shellcode obfuscation
- software anti-tampering measures
- static analysis bypass techniques
- string encryption
- system call hooking evasion
- time-based anti-debugging techniques
- virtual machine detection
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