Control code obfuscation is intended to prevent malicious reverse engineering of software
by masking the program control flow. These obfuscating transformations often rely on the …

In this paper we show how abstract interpretation, and more specifically completeness,
provides an adequate model for reasoning about code obfuscation and watermarking. The …

In recent years, code obfuscation has attracted attention as a low cost approach to improving
software security by making it difficult for attackers to understand the inner workings of …

Code obfuscation, a tool converts a program into one that is functionally identical to the
original but which is much more difficult for attacker to understand is currently the most …

Software code released to the user has the risk of reverse engineering attacks. Obfuscation
is a technique in which the software code is transformed into a semantically equivalent form …

An obfuscation aims to transform a program, without affecting its functionality, so that some
secret information within the program can be hidden for as long as possible from an …

In recent years code obfuscation has attracted research interest as a promising technique for
protecting secret properties of programs. The basic idea of code obfuscation is to transform …

Software released to the user has the risk of reverse engineering attacks. Software control
flow obfuscation is one of the techniques used to make the reverse engineering of software …

In this paper we introduce a semantic-based approach for code obfuscation. The aim of
code obfuscation is to prevent malicious users to disclose properties of the original source …

Malicious software are usually obfuscated to avoid detection and resist analysis. When new
malware is encountered, such obfuscations have to be penetrated or removed (" …