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1.1 Problem Statement

William Kimball, Black Hat Dc

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Abstract

This document provides an overview of two emulation-based software protection schemes which pro-vide protection from reverse code engineering (RCE) and software exploitation using encrypted code execution and page-granularity code signing, respectively. The two protection mechanisms execute within trusted emulators while remaining out-of-band of untrusted systems being emulated. The integrity and reliability of the protection mechanisms depend upon attackers remaining sandboxed within the emulated environments. The three sections below provide an overview of emulation sandboxing, emulation-based encrypted code execution and emulation-based page granularity code signing.

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APA 7

Kimball, W., & Dc, B. H. (2015). 1.1 Problem Statement.

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Kimball, William, and Black Hat Dc. “1.1 Problem Statement.” 2015.

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Kimball, William, and Black Hat Dc. 2015. “1.1 Problem Statement.”

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Kimball, W. and Dc, B.H. (2015) ‘1.1 Problem Statement’.

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@article{kimball2015problem,
  title = {{1.1 Problem Statement}},
  author = {Kimball, William and Dc, Black Hat},
  year = {2015}
}

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