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by sugarfactory
3243 days ago
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It seems that you (like a great number of other people) assume that an ordinary person without special skills cannot comprehend what some code does once it is compiled. But that assumption is fortunately wrong. It is easier than you think to learn to read disassembly of machine code. It would be much easier to read higher level bytecode such as Android VM's smali. So don't fear compilation. What is truly worrying is any attempt to restrict access to code that is run by a computer. Even a highly skilled reverse engineer cannot do anything if there is no way to access code. |
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