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What specifically are you referring to? WebAssembly and JVM bytecode are fairly similar; the JVM is more explicit about some things, like data types (classes),
by comex 10y ago
What specifically are you referring to? WebAssembly and JVM bytecode are fairly similar; the JVM is more explicit about some things, like data types (classes), but I'm not sure the difference is that stark.
- kuschku 10y agoHave you tried reversing code in both before? Even the most complicated bytecode for the JVM (for example, code extracted from Android apps and thrown through dex2jar) is a lot easier readable than WebAssembly. I’ve spent quite a while reversing example projects in both formats, and I really hate WebAssembly.