Meaning Reverse engineering
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Reverse engineeringA software engineering technique whereby an existing application system code can be redesigned and coded using computer-aided software engineering (CASE) technology.
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Reverse engineeringAcquiring sensitive data by disassembling and analyzing the design of a system component.
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Reverse engineeringA process whereby competitors' products are disassembled and analyzed for evidence of the use of better processes, components, and techniques.
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Reverse engineeringDisassembly and examination of products that are available to the public.
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Reverse engineeringThe process of going from the more concrete level of code to the more abstract level of models for data and processes.
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Reverse engineeringThe process of recreating a design by analyzing a final product. Reverse engineering is common in both hardware and software. Several companies have succeeded in producing Intel-compatible microproces [..]
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Reverse engineeringThis process involves producing a drawing or 3D digital representation of a pre-existing, tangible object usually via CAD, CAE or CAM type software. At ECM, the object is measured with a 3D laser sca [..]
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Reverse engineeringA technique whereby the hacker attempts to discover secrets about a program. Some reverse engineering techniques are: strings Dumps all the human-readable strings within a program. In 1999, ha [..]
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Reverse engineeringReverse engineering is the act of examining a design to understand exactly how it works, with the intent to copy the design. The design is then altered to differentiate it from the original design for [..]
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Reverse engineeringThe process of learning how a product is made by taking it apart and examining it.
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Reverse engineeringReverse engineering, in computer programming,is a technique used to analyze software in order to identify and understand the parts it is composed of. The usual reasons for reverse engineering a piece [..]
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Reverse engineeringDeriving unpublished software source code by examining the software product's features and functions, often in an attempt to circumvent a copyright.
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Reverse engineeringThe term is generally used to describe the process of creating a netlist and a circuit schematic form a physical circuit. The Diagnosys PinPoint performs thisautomatically guiding the user to move clips around the circuit as it learns the interconnections.
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Reverse engineeringThe process of examining a product to determine how it …
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Reverse engineeringThe scientific method of taking something apart to figure out how it works. (1)
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Reverse engineeringtrying to develop design models or an understanding of design using program code as a starting point
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Reverse engineeringThe process of developing a set of specifications for a complex hardware system by an orderly examination of specimens of that system.[Rekoff 1985]
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