Dark Reading: Malware Writers Making Code Tougher To Decode, Harder To Find

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Malicious code is more frequently scrambled, encrypted to foil would-be reverse engineers

Apr 13, 2011
By Robert Lemos

Decoding the methods in malicious code is becoming more difficult, according to reverse-engineering experts. Attacks no longer scramble simple function names, but encrypt entire blocks of code.

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