Code-access security is security specific to limiting access to or protecting source code, through the use of processes such as encryption, obfuscation, and more.
Code-access security is security specific to limiting access to or protecting source code, through the use of processes such as encryption, obfuscation, and more. The goal of code-access security is most often to protect functionality from competitors, to prevent reverse-engineering, or to preserve integrity of program communication protocols.
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