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Abstract: Reverse engineering of executable code is a growing
area of software engineering research and technology
development due to a variety of reasons, including the
porting of programs to newer and faster machines. In
this paper we discuss three core object code reverse engineering
technologies: emulation, decompilation, and
binary translation, and present their uses in the last
decades. These uses point at an economic need for
such techniques to the benefit of users of the technology.
We then... (Update)
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@inproceedings{ cifuentes99impact,
author = "Cristina Cifuentes",
title = "The Impact of Copyright on the Development of Cutting Edge Binary Reverse Engineering Technology",
booktitle = "Working Conference on Reverse Engineering",
pages = "66-76",
year = "1999",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/360440.html" }
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