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That's pretty much what were left with for unsafe code protection eh? And still stuff gets through... I'm wondering why we don't have runtime code rewriting, wh
by MichaelGG 12y ago
That's pretty much what were left with for unsafe code protection eh? And still stuff gets through... I'm wondering why we don't have runtime code rewriting, where the loader reorders code fragments, inserts unconditional jumps in places, etc. to make exploitation harder.
- RubyPinch 12y agoIt is suspected that Denuvo DRM does the whole in-memory rewriting applying something like that to prevent memory-based abuse and the such would be interesting