Furia-chan is an open-source software for detecting license violations in binary programs. It acts as a "Google" for software licenses and is licensed under Libre software.
Furia-chan is a fantastic open source software that can be used to detect license violations. It works very similarly to a "Google" of binary programs. With this software, you can input any binary program p and get a list of the top n closest programs to it.
One of the best things about Furia-chan is that it can successfully detect such violations, even if p is control-flow obfuscated. The software is also able to find embedded components (stolen) within a database of FLOSS programs.
In this latest release of the software, it has been revamped to work exclusively with Java byte-code. If you're looking for a reliable tool to detect software license violations, Furia-chan is an excellent choice.
One of the best things about Furia-chan is that it can successfully detect such violations, even if p is control-flow obfuscated. The software is also able to find embedded components (stolen) within a database of FLOSS programs.
In this latest release of the software, it has been revamped to work exclusively with Java byte-code. If you're looking for a reliable tool to detect software license violations, Furia-chan is an excellent choice.
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