> Yes. It often is. Hence why we have "clean room" practices to avoid the taint. You refer to the Wikipedia page on the legality of reverse engineering which says reverse engineering is often legal, contrary to what you…
If reverse engineering is legal, why wouldn't this be? By reverse engineering you take a closed source program and gradually work out how it works, eventually ending up with source code that can be transformed into a…
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> Yes. It often is. Hence why we have "clean room" practices to avoid the taint. You refer to the Wikipedia page on the legality of reverse engineering which says reverse engineering is often legal, contrary to what you…
If reverse engineering is legal, why wouldn't this be? By reverse engineering you take a closed source program and gradually work out how it works, eventually ending up with source code that can be transformed into a…
Modern adtech fingerprints your browser regardless of cookies. The fingerprint consists of a combination of facts about your browser that together uniquely identify it (screen resolution, timezone, installed fonts and…