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Dan'l Miller <optikos@verizon.net> wrote:

> 3) #1 & #2 above are just the first 2 examples of emerging technology in
> the IR domain and in the rework-the-machine-code domain. 
> 3.1) For example, imagine an anti-malware add-on (that, for the sake of
> discussion here, violates the Target Code or Eligible Compilation Process
> clauses of a modern-GCC-written executable or DLL) to operating systems
> that reworks the machine-code at link-load time to eliminate: 
> 3.1.1) buffer-overrun injection of worms; and/or 
> 3.1.2) removes viruses/etc-malware that have attached themselves to the
> executable or DLL and/or 
> 3.1.3) randomizes the layout of the machine code each link-loader-time so
> that malware cannot easily recognize that executable or DLL. 


Or, remove redundant code like that
which performs license management.