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If anything I think e.g. .NET/CLR bytecode is easier to reverse engineer than obfuscated JavaScript, because of the type metadata.
by contextfree 16y ago
If anything I think e.g. .NET/CLR bytecode is easier to reverse engineer than obfuscated JavaScript, because of the type metadata.
- amix 16y agoWith obfuscated JavaScript you get all the sematics and for the most time all the global functions and data structures names since they aren't obfuscated away. This is a lot more structure and information than you get in your average bytecode code (especially since bytecode tends to be much more low level than something like obfuscated JavaScript).
- contextfree 16y agoHave you ever looked at e.g. .NET assemblies in Reflector? It will decompile them into C# code that usually isn't even all that strange or hard to follow. There's plenty of structure and information there.