rev.ng: A Tale of Reverse Engineering, Dynamic Analysis and Translation of Binaries Using QEMU and LLVM
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- Mikel Luján,
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- Giovanni Agosta,
- Alessandro Barenghi,
- Israel Koren,
- Gerardo Pelosi
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