SHOWN VERSUS ACTUAL CODE. “Self modifying code is a phrase used to describe programs that are able to change themselves. Using self modifying code can make it harder to reverse engineer a program, largely because the ‘actual code may differ from that shown’. That is, the actual code that ends up executing may be different from the code that is first shown during disassembly.”
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Nigel Fleming
September 21, 2022