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Give them some credit. Duqu was written using a nonstandard C extension for OO and it was pretty heavily obfuscated iirc.
by swordswinger12 14y ago
Give them some credit. Duqu was written using a nonstandard C extension for OO and it was pretty heavily obfuscated iirc.
- gaius 14y agoNot really; they just did OO with C structs and function pointers, this is actually how it used to be done in high- performance code like computer graphics before C++ got fast enough. And the " obfuscation" was passing the -O flag to the compiler...
- __alexs 14y agos/used to be done/is/ Also, the Linux kernel, and any other half decent large C program.
- forgotusername 14y agoAny group of reverse engineers who notice C calling conventions and conclude the function parameters are so uniform that it must absolutely be a deadly new HACKER LANGUAGE need to be taken out back and shot, but I doubt any actual engineers were responsible for that announcement.