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Morphing Code to Prevent Reverse Engineering?
ptolemu writes "Cringely's latest article discusses a new obfuscation technique currently being researched called PSCP (Program State Code Protection). An informative read that concludes with some interesting insight on the software giants that heavily depend on this kind of technology."
Hey, just call me, I'll get what you want.
Your Hungarian friend
(Other famous Hungarians: the founder of Intel, and George Soros, you know, the guy who screwd the British currency and is working hard to get Mr. Bush to the white space out of the White Office.)
Nah, he probably uses LISP.
Find a job you like and you will never work a day in your life.
There are plenty of them. They write spehgetti crap so horrible that nobody would WANT to reverse engineer it.
"...would make it REALLY easy for closed source applications to conceal swiped GPL code..."
If there was any good GPL code, then maybe software companies would have some competition from that genre. As it is though realistically, almost all of the "good stuff" is proprietary and hasn't seen the light of day outside of the owning companies. My point: "stealing" GPL code is a non-issue because almost no one with any decent development capability wants it.
god you are a tard
Umm, I DID read it. I think you're the one that didn't get it, tardhat. Try again.
You hit the nail on the head!
Microsoft was getting so jealous that Linux was more stable than its OS, they released their source code in an attempt to poison the Linux community!
A few lines of Microsoft source code in any linux program would be an instant segfault.