anti-disassembly techniques
Anti-disassembly techniques refer to various methods employed by software developers to hinder or make it difficult for individuals to disassemble or analyze the code of a program. These techniques typically involve obfuscation or encryption methods that aim to obscure the functioning and logic of a program, making it challenging for reverse engineers to understand or modify the code.
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- anti-analysis techniques
- anti-debugging techniques
- anti-reverse engineering
- anti-reverse engineering tools and frameworks
- anti-reversing techniques
- anti-reversing techniques in malware analysis
- anti-tampering mechanisms
- api wrapping
- binary packing and unpacking
- bypassing static analysis
- code obfuscation
- compiler-generated junk code
- control flow flattening
- data encryption
- dead code insertion
- function embedding
- instruction set randomization
- integrity checking
- metadata encryption
- runtime code generation
- self-modifying code
- stack frame obfuscation
- virtualization-based security
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