>Most of the binaries have been implemented in C++ and some of them are also statically linked. Due to this, it was challenging to reverse-engineer these binari

>Most of the binaries have been implemented in C++ and some of them are also statically linked. Due to this, it was challenging to reverse-engineer these binaries and due to time constraints, we were unable to fully comprehend all of them. Some work was done to identify statically linked library functions, using the binary diffing technique. It is also probable that these programs were implemented using the State Machine Design Pattern, which makes heavy use of features of Object Oriented Programming such as multiple inheritance, virtual methods and generic types. This made the reverse-engineering process even more difficult due to the complex structures that are produced by the compiler when using these features. W for overcomplicated C++ OOP patterns enjoyers.