Published: 12 Mar 2023

Every developer knows just how frustrating it can be to spend hours of your day staring at your screen, trying to find one line of faulty code.
But finally executing an application just right, you feel a sense of unparalleled accomplishment, right? That wall of code might look like nonsensical gibberish to others, but its your brainchild, and you couldn't be prouder. Well, what if the unthinkable happens, and that brain child of yours gets stolen?
Data breaches happen all the time. For most major businesses in the tech space, its not a matter of if they'll get hit by a data breach, but when. That is why you need to protect your work using code obfuscation.

Another technique is a technique called the bogus function calling graph. Also, the control flow is critical to determining the intent of the program. Moreover, it improves the resistance of the software against similarity analysis techniques.
It is important to remember that obfuscation algorithms affect the program's semantics as well as the calling relationship. COOPS starts from the semantics of the program and transforms it into an interfunction call flow graph. In this case, the obfuscated version is influenced by the dynamic analysis, which causes the obfuscated calling relationship to change. However, this method is easily susceptible to dynamic analysis of the program. This method changes the called function before running the target program. If the control flow is not understood, it is difficult to determine the true content of the message.Because of this, the original version is difficult to interpret with the human eye. This change is very effective because it enables reverse analyzers to face more abstract functional units. Another technique is the COOPS (Control Flow Oriented Obfuscation Scheme), which changes the control flow structure of the program.