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No Bit Left Behind: Using Brute-Force Lifting to Achieve Fully Static Binary Recompilation
Binary recompilation is a technique for operating directly on executable code. It promises to automate two important tasks: retrofitting security mitigations onto legacy binaries, and migrating binaries across instruction set architectures (ISAs). Yet today, there is no fully automated system that c
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