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decompiler
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decompiler
A program that converts machine language back into a high-level source language. The resulting code may be very difficult to maintain as variables and routines are named generically: A0001, A0002, etc. See disassembler.


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The tool decompiles applications developed with the Flash platform and performs static analysis to understand their behaviours, which helps identify vulnerabilities that lie under the surface of an application and are not detectable with traditional dynamic methods.
The tool decompiles applications developed with the Flash platform and performs static analysis to understand their behaviours, which helps identify vulnerabilities that lie under the surface of an application and are not detectable with traditional dynamic methods.
The tool is the first of its kind to decompile applications developed with the Flash platform and perform static analysis to understand their behaviors.
 
 
 
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