reverse engineering
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Reverse engineering is always easier than working from the ground up.

It has its roots in the field of reverse engineering.

So there's a huge amount of reverse engineering that was needed to be done in order to make this possible.

This process is related to a concept of reverse engineering.

In this sense, I believe it may actually be better to have a culture of black boxes and reverse engineering.

"A tribute to good fortune and what we call reverse engineering."

Can they come up with a reverse engineering plan?

By "reverse engineering" a close copy was designed and went into production in 1943.

"If you're looking for difficult problems, you have to look elsewhere, and reverse engineering is the closest I've found so far."

Reverse engineering of software can be accomplished by various methods.

Reverse engineering can be an effective technique if other solutions are available on the market.

Well, if we have the sources then there really isn't a need to do any reverse engineering right?

The particular type of reverse engineering at issue is known as decompilation.

But in practice, "reverse engineering" involved a great deal of industrial espionage.

It can also be used for reverse engineering designs from existing code.

This in turn makes reverse engineering of a trusted application extremely difficult.

In this first case the reverse engineering is a one-off event.

The way you determine that is through reverse engineering.

There was, essentially, some very good reverse engineering done.

Code generation and reverse engineering are explained in more detail below.

When exploited, these connections often provide the most viable means for reverse engineering.

It was initially kept secret, but became public knowledge through leaks and reverse engineering.

Some of these regulations include a "lock and key" system to prevent reverse engineering.

Q. A question about the reverse engineering of where precisely the - all this heating began.

Reverse engineering has its origins in the analysis of hardware for commercial or military advantage.