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Originally Posted by simp403
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There are plenty of people who live and breath assembly code. For example, anyone who does decent penetration testing will be able to read assembly. Furthermore, there are no "intricacies and intended functions" that would be missed if someone had their hands on the actual bytecode, which can be obtained using an x86 debugger like Secrets said. Anyone with a decent level of proficiency with asm can translate the bytecode directly to assemble. It's just a matter of translating the assembly into a specific high level language, but nothing would be missing from the actual assembly code.
This took me less than two minute to find.
Please just stop talking. It's obvious to anyone with actual technical knowledge that you're talking out of your ass. |
I agree with you. But I still think there is a good chance Secrets is talking out their ass.