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The role of reverse engineering in understanding artifacts: when documentation is the enemy and the decompiler is a friend

Maxim Sukhanov · CICADA8
Day 2 — Friday, 12 September 2025: information security day · Scheduled 13:45–14:15 · In the recording 06:35:14–06:58:14

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