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A Framework for Measuring Software Obfuscation Resilience against Automated Attacks
2015
2015 IEEE/ACM 1st International Workshop on Software Protection
Software obfuscation of programs, with the goal of protecting against attackers having physical access to the machine executing them, is a common practice motivated by the necessity of keeping intellectual property (such as business critical algorithms) and critical data (such as cryptographic keys) secret. However, as of today, it is unclear how secure popular obfuscation operators are relative to each other or to other protection techniques. In this paper we propose a formal framework to
doi:10.1109/spro.2015.16
dblp:conf/icse/BanescuOP15
fatcat:muwyelbg6nab3ordl5h3awunsu