App repackaging refers to the practice of customizing an existing mobile app and
redistributing it in the wild. In this way, the attacker aims to force some mobile users to install …

Android apps are subject to malicious reverse engineering and code tampering for many
reasons, like premium features unlocking and malware piggybacking. Scientific literature …

The last years have seen an increase in Man-at-the-End (MATE) attacks against software
applications, both in number and severity. However, software protection, which aims at …

Software protection techniques are used to protect valuable software assets against man-at-
the-end attacks. Those attacks include reverse engineering to steal confidential assets, and …

To counter man-at-the-end attacks such as reverse engineering and tampering, software is
often protected with techniques that require support modules to be linked into the …

This special session paper introduces the Horizon Europe NEUROPULS project, which
targets the development of secure and energy-efficient RISC-V interfaced neuromorphic …

Context Code hardening is meant to fight malicious tampering with sensitive code executed
on client hosts. Code splitting is a hardening technique that moves selected chunks of code …

Protecting the confidentiality of applications on commodity operating systems, both on
desktop and mobile devices, is challenging: attackers have unrestricted control over an …

App repackaging refers to the practice of customizing an existing mobile app and
redistributing it in the wild to fool the final user into installing the repackaged app instead of …

Software protection aims at safeguarding assets embedded in software by preventing and
delaying reverse engineering and tampering attacks. This article presents an architecture …