binary rewriting and code modification techniques
Binary rewriting refers to the process of modifying compiled computer code, which is stored in binary or executable format. Code modification techniques involve making changes to this binary code, tailored for specific purposes such as improving performance, enhancing security, or achieving compatibility with other systems. This practice enables developers to alter the behavior of pre-compiled software without access to its original source code.
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