Software analysis framework
Assignee@Stake, Inc.
InventorChristien R. Rioux
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InventorChristien R. Rioux
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Presently described is a decompilation method of operation and system for parsing executable code, identifying and recursively modeling data flows, identifying and recursively modeling control flow, and iteratively refining these models to provide a complete model at the nanocode level. The nanocode decompiler may be used to determine if flaws, security vulnerabilities, or general quality issues exist in the code. The nanocode decompiler outputs in a standardized, human-readable intermediate representation (IR) designed for automated or scripted analysis and reporting. Reports may take the form of a computer annotated and/or partially human annotated nanocode listing in the above-described IR. Annotations may include plain English statements regarding flaws and pointers to badly constructed data structures, unchecked buffers, malicious embedded code or “trap doors,” and the like. Annotations may be generated through a scripted analysis process or by means of an expert-enhanced, quasi-autonomous system.
A method of analyzing executable software code by decompiling said executable code, comprising:
An apparatus for analyzing executable software code by decompiling said executable code, comprising:
A computer system for use in analyzing executable software code by decompiling said executable code, comprising computer instructions for:
A computer-readable medium storing a computer program for use in analyzing executable software code by decompiling said executable code, said computer program executable by a plurality of server computers, comprising computer instructions for:
A computer data signal for use in analyzing executable software code by decompiling said executable code embodied in a carrier wave, comprising computer instructions for:
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