Decompiling Java

Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Title
3. Copyright
4. Dedication
5. Contents at a Glance
6. Contents
7. About the Author
8. About the Technical Reviewer
9. Acknowledgments
10. Chapter 1: Introduction
    1. Compilers and Decompilers
    2. Virtual Machine Decompilers
    3. Why Java?
    4. History: Basic Chronology
    5. Legal Issues
    6. Moral Issues
    7. Protecting Yourself
    8. Book Outline
    9. Conclusion
11. Chapter 2: Ghost in the Machine
    1. The JVM: An Exploitable Design?
    2. Inside a Classfile
    3. Conclusion
12. Chapter 3: Tools of the Trade
    1. Employing Hexadecimal Editors
    2. The Problem of Insecure Code
    3. Disassemblers
    4. Decompilers
    5. Obfuscators
    6. Conclusion
13. Chapter 4: Protecting Your Source: Strategies for Defeating Decompilers
    1. Compilation Flags
    2. Writing Two Versions of the Applet or Application
    3. Employing Obfuscation
    4. Web Services and ­Server-­Side Execution
    5. Encryption
    6. Digital Rights Management
    7. Fingerprinting Your Code
    8. Selling the Source Code
    9. Native Methods
    10. Conclusion
14. Chapter 5: Decompiler Design
    1. Introduction
    2. Defining the Problem
    3. (De)Compiler Tools
    4. Strategy
    5. Parser Design
    6. Conclusion
15. Chapter 6: Decompiler Implementation
    1. ClassToXML Output: An Overview
    2. JLex Specification
    3. CUP Specification
    4. Test Suite
    5. Summarizing Decompiler Implementation
       1. Conclusion
16. Chapter 7: Case Studies
    1. Case Studies
    2. Conclusion
17. Appendix A: Classfile Grammar
18. Index
19. Ad page