I Tested REA, GitHub’s Viral Reverse Engineering Tool, on a Real Electron App
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I tested REA, GitHub's viral reverse engineering tool, on a 100 MB Electron app. Here's where its static analysis impressed and where it failed.
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I tested REA, GitHub's viral reverse engineering tool, on a 100 MB Electron app. Here's where its static analysis impressed and where it failed.
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