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Several techniques for detecting similarities of Java programs from bytecode files, without access to the source, are introduced in this paper.
This section describes the three tools (diff, siff, and dup) that we adapt to finding similarity in Java bytecode files. All three were designed originally for ...
The paper talks about solving one issue of trying to find out if 2 or 10 or. 100 or 10000 files have something in common. First of all, files here refer to.
Several techniques for detecting similarities of Java programs from bytecode files, without access to the source, are introduced in this paper.
Experimental results indicate that these techniques can be very effective, even changes of 30% to the source file will usually result in bytecode that can ...
This paper gives ways of solving one of the basic problems: find similarity of the source code among a set of bytecode files. We adapt three tools – Siff, Dup ...
Mar 30, 2013 · I want to be able to tell what class has changed to what in the reobfuscation by checking how similar the bytecode is for the classes. I know ...
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May 4, 2012 · Will the byte code be the same if the same java file is compiled on different JVMs? No changes are done to the Source Java File.
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Oct 15, 2023 · In this thesis, we introduce a deep learning approach, ByClone, to detect source code clones based on Java bytecode. We collect source-code ...