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The evolution of computer science has exposed us to the growing gravity of security problems and threats. Dynamic taint analysis is a prevalent approach to protect a program from malicious behaviors, but fails to provide any information about the code which is not executed. This paper describes a novel approach to overcome the limitation of traditional dynamic taint analysis by integrating static...
Dynamic taint analysis has been proved to be very effective in solving security problems recently, especially in software vulnerability detection and malicious behavior prevention. Unfortunately, most of current researches in this field focus on the runtime protection, and are incapable to discover the potential threat in the software. This paper describes a novel approach to overcome the limitation...
As a key part of reverse engineering, decompilation plays a very important role in software security and maintenance. Unfortunately, most existing decompilation tools suffer from the low accuracy in identifying variables, functions and composite structures, which results in poor readability. To address these limitations, we present a practical decompiler called C-Decompiler for Windows C programs...
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