Abstract

The article describes static and dynamic analysis techniques and its applicability in information security problems such as software protection against unauthorized research. The basic idea of the article is that techniques of dynamic and static analysis must be used in combination with each other to increase the effectiveness of binary code analysis. In the article authors make contributions in binary code decompilation and dynamic execution analysis techniques. The results are applied to the problem of software protection against unauthorized reverse engineering. Authors used analysis of the basic program control flow algorithm to obfuscate the program and protect it against research.

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