UPX is a command-line utility designed to reduce the file size of compiled programs and shared libraries. It functions as an executable binary compressor that maintains the ability for files to run natively without requiring additional runtime dependencies or external decompression software.
Les fonctionnalités principales de upx/upx sont : File Compression Utilities, Executable Binary Compressors, Executable Decompression Stubs, Executable Compression Tools, Binary Integrity Verification, Integrity Verification, Deobfuscation and Unpacking, Reverse Engineering.
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