So what I was suggesting is I guess a detector of compiled (lol and possibly in need of deobfuscation now that I think of it, but that’s apparently a solved pro

So what I was suggesting is I guess a detector of compiled (lol and possibly in need of deobfuscation now that I think of it, but that’s apparently a solved problem) code that generates the type of code you mention, in order to find a copy of the compiler, and not the compiler’s obfuscated output of malware, but as I try to clarify that in this reply and realize that the binary we would be trying to flag would probably be both of these things, it occurs to me that a) your near-turing-complete comment holds even if my original target wasn’t communicated clearly and b) if said copy of the compiler does already exist somewhere in the wild, it may well be picked up as a submitted sample based on an IOC anyway, since I have to assume the threat actor obfuscated their compiler binary by building it with a copy of itself. :-)