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{RE-Mind}: a first look inside the mind of a reverse engineer

Mantovani et al., 2022

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13052198972839023155
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Mantovani A
Aonzo S
Fratantonio Y
Balzarotti D
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31st USENIX Security Symposium (USENIX Security 22)

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When a human activity requires a lot of expertise and very specialized cognitive skills that are poorly understood by the general population, it is often consideredan art.'Different activities in the security domain have fallen in this category, such as exploitation, hacking …
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