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It's good that this happened! The original LZMA sources from Peter Pavlov are highly condensed and unreadable; they contain little to no comments and are hard t
by phoe-krk 6y ago
It's good that this happened! The original LZMA sources from Peter Pavlov are highly condensed and unreadable; they contain little to no comments and are hard to understand, and therefore reverse engineer.
- juskrey 6y agoOh man, in my times "reverse engineer" was something about restoring functionality from compiled compressed (with some homebrew compressor) encrypted obfuscated binary executable, which could possibly actively resist to in-memory debugging.
- phoe-krk 6y agoHere I used it in context of heavily optimized, little commented and very dense source code, which has some resemblance to the "encrypted obfuscated binary" that you mention.
- juskrey 6y agoOkok, I agree - my old skills in all of that often help with modern, especially business software, a lot.