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Lynx: Automatic Simplification of Obfuscated Malware Code
The Lynx Project aims to develop techniques and tools to automate the process of analysis and simplification of malware code. In particular, it aims to identify and undo code obfuscations so as to simplify the malware program and make its inner logic easier to understand.
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