polymorphic code generation
Polymorphic code generation refers to the process of creating computer code that has the ability to change its structure or appearance while maintaining its original functionality. This technique is often utilized in malware development to evade detection by security software, as the code appears different each time it is executed, making it more challenging to recognize and block.
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