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Native function and Assembly Code Invocation
Sept. 21, 2022, 11:45 a.m. | itayc
Check Point Research research.checkpoint.com
Author: Jiri Vinopal Introduction For a reverse engineer, the ability to directly call a function from the analyzed binary can be a shortcut that bypasses a lot of grief. While in some cases it is just possible to understand the function logic and reimplement it in a higher-level language, this is not always feasible, and... Click to Read More
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