anti-reversing techniques
Anti-reversing techniques refer to a set of methods employed in software development and cybersecurity to prevent or hinder the process of reverse engineering a software program, where individuals attempt to understand and analyze the code and logic behind it. These techniques aim to protect the intellectual property and maintain the confidentiality of the software, making it more challenging for malicious actors to reverse engineer and potentially exploit it.
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- dynamic code generation
- hardware security modules
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- memory corruption prevention
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- packing and encryption
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