⛲Runtime Obfuscation

4. Runtime Obfuscation

1. Dynamic Code Injection:

   • Description: Injecting or modifying code at runtime to avoid detection by static analysis tools.

   • Example: Using reflection or dynamic method invocation to execute code that is not present in the static binary.

2. Self-Modification:

   • Description: Code that modifies itself during execution, making it difficult to analyze.

   • Example: A program that alters its own instructions or data to evade detection.