polymorphic shellcode
A polymorphic shellcode is a type of malicious code that is designed to dynamically change its structure and behavior, making it difficult to detect and analyze by security systems. It achieves this by employing encryption, obfuscation, and other techniques to continuously modify its form while preserving its functionality, allowing it to bypass static signature-based detection methods.
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