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Line 12: ==Hardcoding and backdoors == Hardcoding credentials is a popular way of creating a [[Backdoor (computing)\|backdoor]]. Hardcoded credentials are usually not visible in configuration files or the output of account-enumeration commands and cannot be easily changed or bypassed by users. If discovered, a user might be able to disable such a backdoor by modifying and rebuilding the program from its [[source code]] ([[FLOSS\|if source is publicly available]] or [[decompiler\|decompiled]] or, [[reverse-engineering\|reverse-engineered]]), [[hex editor\|directly editing]] the program's [[binary code]], or instituting an integrity check (such as digital signatures, anti-tamper, and [[anti-cheat]]) to prevent the unexpected access, but such actions are often prohibited by a [[EULA]]. ==Hardcoding and DRM==

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