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You can analyze any single part of a modern large piece of software, but I think the point is that you can no longer remember the entirety of the software or ha
by izzydata 4y ago
You can analyze any single part of a modern large piece of software, but I think the point is that you can no longer remember the entirety of the software or hardware. Even a single function is going to get compiled through multiple layers of obfuscation until it hits the hardware and at that point modern CPUs are also extremely convoluted. Nobody is going to know how a function on your OS will compute with absolute certainty.
- kevin_thibedeau 4y agoNot all modern CPUs are high performance devices. In fact the vast majority of microprocessors are no more complicated than an early minicomputer.