Why BINARY REWRITING is the FUTURE of Obfuscation
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📜 Video Description:
In the first video episode of the Guided Hacking Podcast, we learn the history of the Back.Engineering team, how they met and why they are so obsessed with binary security. We talk about virtualization bin2bin obfuscation, deobfuscation, compilers, and more. We also discuss the approach the team took to build CodeDefender, the limitations of existing tools on the market such as VMProtect, and how their solution differs. Watch this episode to learn about all the cool stuff you won’t typically find properly documented online!
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Who is the Back.Engineering team?
The Back.Engineering team specializes in reverse engineering, tool development, software de obfuscation, and obfuscation techniques. They built CodeDefender, a solution that protects software against tampering, exploitation, and reverse engineering while preserving stability, performance, and compatibility with modern Windows security mechanisms.
The team:
Christopher Drumm – CEO & Founder (@_xerohttps://www.linkedin.com/in/idontcode/code
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James McGowan – Security Researcher (focused on obfuscatihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jwmcgowan/owan
What is CodeDefender
CodeDefender is a SaaS offering by the Back.Engineering team that provides protection against tampering, exploitation, and reverse engineering, while also ensuring stability, performance, and compatibility with modern Windows security mechanisms. Stability is core to CodeDefender's philosophy. Some of CodeDefender's notable features include mathematically robust obfuscation (which we discussed in the episode 😉 ), program hardening, and anti-tamper capabilities such as page encryption, API tampering detection, and byte patching prevention. Finally, CodeDefender offers binary diversification, allowing it to randomize the binary, thwart signature detection, automatically encrypt data, and obfuscate imports for enhanced security.
Technical Capabilities of CodeDefender
Chris, Bas, and James are really at the top of their game. They have implemented so many capabilities into CodeDefender like novel code coverage techniques, and proper exception handling enables seamless use of try/except blocks, eliminating the need for manual marking in your code. Most software protectors on the market struggle to support Control flow Enforcement Technology, with many sacrificing SEH support. Unlike most other software protectors, they proudly support Control Flow Guard to enhance your application's security. They have also built advanced obfuscation techniques that fully support Arbitrary Code Guard.
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