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Java Birthmarks - Detecting the Software Theft - .

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Adapting Legacy Home Appliances to Home Network Systems UsingWeb Services., , , , and . ICWS, page 849-858. IEEE Computer Society, (2006)Improvement of the Dynamic Software Birthmark Process by Reducing the Time of the Extraction., and . IJNDC, 6 (4): 224-231 (2018)Phynocation: A Prototyping of a Teaching Assistant Robot for C Language Class., , and . HCI (8), volume 6768 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 597-604. Springer, (2011)A Dynamic Birthmark from Analyzing Operand Stack Runtime Behavior to Detect Copied Software., and . SNPD, page 505-510. IEEE Computer Society, (2013)An Instruction Folding Method to Prevent Reverse Engineering in Java Platform., , , and . SNPD, page 517-522. IEEE Computer Society, (2013)A Framework for Programming Process Measurement and Compiling Error Interpretation for Novice Programmers., , and . IWSM/Mensura, page 233-238. IEEE Computer Society, (2011)Program Incomprehensibility Evaluation for Obfuscation Methods with Queue-based Mental Simulation Model., , and . SNPD, page 498-503. IEEE Computer Society, (2012)Identifying Users in the Bridging Service Between Two Different Chat Services Using User Icons., and . HCI (17), volume 11582 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 380-390. Springer, (2019)Java Birthmarks - Detecting the Software Theft - ., , , and . IEICE Transactions, 88-D (9): 2148-2158 (2005)Why Novice Programmers Fall into a Pitfall?: Coding Pattern Analysis in Programming Exercise., , , , and . IWESEP, page 46-51. IEEE Computer Society, (2012)