binary rewriting
Binary rewriting refers to the process of modifying or manipulating the code and structure of a compiled binary file, without changing its functional behavior or overall functionality. It involves altering the instructions and layout of the binary file to optimize its performance, fix bugs, or add additional features, while ensuring that the intended functionality remains intact.
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