Abstract
This article focuses on describing state-of-the-art attacks on debuggers to prevent reverse engineering. You can use the information we present as part of your strategy to protect your software or to assist you in overcoming the anti-debugging tricks present in malicious software. Currently, there are enough anti-debugging techniques available to software engineers to sufficiently protect software against most threats, likewise, most state-of-the-art malware can be sufficiently reverse-engineered with patience and skill to enable security researchers to continue to defend their networks. However, advances in software protection techniques and reverse engineering might alter the balance.
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