Deobfuscating Name Scrambling as a Natural Language Generation Task

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We are interested in data-driven approaches to Natural Language Generation, but semantic representations for human text are difficult and expensive to construct. By considering a methods implementation as weak semantics for the English terms extracted from the method’s name we can collect massive da...

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Autor principal: Duboue, Pablo Ariel
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Publicado: 2018
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Ciencias Informáticas
random forest model
bytecodes
Natural language
Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/70714
http://47jaiio.sadio.org.ar/sites/default/files/ASAI-12.pdf
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random forest model
bytecodes
Natural language
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random forest model
bytecodes
Natural language
Duboue, Pablo Ariel
Deobfuscating Name Scrambling as a Natural Language Generation Task
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random forest model
bytecodes
Natural language
description We are interested in data-driven approaches to Natural Language Generation, but semantic representations for human text are difficult and expensive to construct. By considering a methods implementation as weak semantics for the English terms extracted from the method’s name we can collect massive datasets, akin to have words and sensor data aligned at a scale never seen before. We applied our learned model to name scrambling, a common technique used to protect intellectual property and increase the effort necessary to reverse engineer Java binary code: replacing all the method and class names by a random identifier. Using 5.6M bytecode-compiled Java methods obtained from the Debian archive, we trained a Random Forest model to predict the first term in the method name. As features, we use primarily the opcodes of the bytecodes (that is, bytecodes without any parameters). Our results indicate that we can distinguish the 15 most popular terms from the others at 78% recall, helping a programmer performing reverse engineering to reduce half of the methods in a program they should further investigate.
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title Deobfuscating Name Scrambling as a Natural Language Generation Task
title_short Deobfuscating Name Scrambling as a Natural Language Generation Task
title_full Deobfuscating Name Scrambling as a Natural Language Generation Task
title_fullStr Deobfuscating Name Scrambling as a Natural Language Generation Task
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title_sort deobfuscating name scrambling as a natural language generation task
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http://47jaiio.sadio.org.ar/sites/default/files/ASAI-12.pdf
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