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While source code clone detection is a well-established research area, finding similar code fragments in binary and other intermediate code representations has been not yet that widely studied. In this paper, we introduce SeByte, a bytecode clone detection and search model that applies semantic-enabled token matching. It is developed based on the idea of relaxation on the code fingerprints. This approach...
While finding clones in source code has drawn considerable attention, there has been only very little work in finding similar fragments in binary code and intermediate languages, such as Java bytecode. Some recent studies showed that it is possible to find distinct sets of clone pairs in bytecode representation of source code, which are not always detectable at source code-level. In this paper, we...
SeByte is a semantic clone detection tool which accepts Java bytecode (binary) as input. SeByte provides a complementary approach to traditional pattern-based source code level clone detection. It is capable of detecting clones missed by existing clone detection tools since it exploits both pattern and content similarity at binary level.
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